Chrysler Town & Country - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Chrysler Town & Country - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: " Anniversary editions have included the 1994 "10 Year Anniversary Edition" the 2004 Platinum Series marking the Chrysler twentieth year of minivan production, the 2009 "25th Anniversary Edition," and the 2014 "30th Anniversary Edition.""



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Chrysler Town & Country - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Chrysler Town & Country - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia: " Anniversary editions have included the 1994 "10 Year Anniversary Edition" the 2004 Platinum Series marking the Chrysler twentieth year of minivan production, the 2009 "25th Anniversary Edition," and the 2014 "30th Anniversary Edition.""



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(( ♥VINYL )) © / Polythene Record Outer Sleeve Covers.[sleeve protectors]

(( ♥VINYL )) © / Polythene Record Outer Sleeve Covers.[sleeve protectors]: "e trouble is vinyl record sleeves vary in size greatly, this is probably why they are made slightly bigger as standard, I get mine from sounds wholesale who do diffeent thickness ones....
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Eviltoastman over 3 years ago
This is who I use too and find they are pretty loose, expecially the 250's, but they need to be as if they're too tights the sleeves will get ruined by the pvc outers anyway. "



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Packaging & Shipping Products | Associated Bag Company

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LP Vinyl Record Poly Sleeves. Use to cover 12"/ 33-1/3rpm records.

LP Vinyl Record Poly Sleeves. Use to cover 12"/ 33-1/3rpm records.: "
• Record JACKET Sleeves come in two different materials: polyethylene and polypropylene. Both materials come in two styles:
Snug-fit 12-5/8 x 12-5/8" and Standard 12-3/4 x 12-3/4".
Both styles are available in various configurations- no flap, with flap, resealable flap as well as different mil thickness."



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Oscar Fish Breeding

Oscar Fish Breeding: "Remove the flat rock that the eggs are laid on from the aquarium (be prepared to be viciously attacked) and place it on its side in a 10-gallon aquarium with dechlorinated water. Arrange an airstone to play a gentle stream of bubbles adjacent to the eggs. Add an antimicrobial to the water such as acriflavine (2 drops per gallon) or methylene blue, which darkens the water. This protects against flagellates and other single-celled organisms with supplemental chloroplasts (such as velvet and its relatives). Instead you could add formalin (one-tenth of a milliliter or 2 drops of 37- to 40-percent formaldehyde solution per gallon). Change water when the eggs hatch, and don’t feed until the fry are free-swimming. Change water constantly (a fourth of the water a day).

If you remove the eggs for artificial hatching and rearing of the fry, the parents will spawn again in two to six weeks. If you continue to remove eggs, they will continue to spawn. For most aquarists, that is too many fry to raise or take to pet stores — and too much work.

7. Caring for and Selling Fry
The oscar fish fry should now be siphoned into a bucket for transfer to a 10- or 20-gallon bare aquarium with sponge filtration and vigorous aeration. Reduce the temperature to 78 degrees Fahrenheit. Begin feedings of newly hatched brine shrimp (Artemia nauplii) not less than twice a day, with five or six feedings a day for optimal growth. The small aquarium keeps the fry within visual range of the food, so none is wasted. If the fry don’t get enough food during the first week, they begin starving to death. The oscar fish grow fast, and by the second or third week are ready for flake foods. Grier described them as “swimming stomachs with a fin at each corner and a mouth in the front.”"



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Oscar Fish Breeding

Oscar Fish Breeding: "The best trigger to spawning is a combination of new and larger quarters, increased temperature, an enriched diet and water changes. When the oscar fish are ready to spawn, they’ll begin gill flaring, fin spreading, side-by-side wagging, tail-slapping, vibrating, and jaw locking and shaking. One or both will clear the gravel from a flat rock and begin scrubbing the surface. Rock cleaning may go on for days or weeks. Spawning is imminent when the female’s ovipositor descends. When the male’s breeding tube appears extended shortly thereafter, spawning can be expected to begin within 48 hours.

With both parents’ colors intensified, their tubes down and the two oscar fish vigorously scrubbing the flat rock, the first signs of spawning are false passes by the female over the rock. After a few tries, the first eggs are laid, and the male makes a following pass over the eggs. The adhesive eggs are about a millimeter in diameter and opaque white, resembling dead eggs of other fish. Spawning takes about three hours, resulting in a 6-inch or larger patch of evenly spaced rows of eggs. Small fish may produce 300 to 500 eggs on their first spawning. Larger female oscars (10 to 14 inches) may produce 2,500 to 3,000 eggs."



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