Molly Miller and Ocean flo power heads
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naturebatslast
Senior Toad Licker
Viking funeral.
I have no idea what a Viking funeral is.
naturebatslast
Senior Toad Licker
From Wikipedia,
"The Vikings often immolated their dead leaders in ship burials, known from archaeology and notably from the account of Ibn Fadlan.
Ibn Fadlan's account is contentious, as it refers to Rus rather than Norse vikings. The ceremony he describes may have been of Slavic rather than Nordic origin.
A Viking funeral can mean burning a boat with a corpse, as a spectacular tribute."
"The Vikings often immolated their dead leaders in ship burials, known from archaeology and notably from the account of Ibn Fadlan.
Ibn Fadlan's account is contentious, as it refers to Rus rather than Norse vikings. The ceremony he describes may have been of Slavic rather than Nordic origin.
A Viking funeral can mean burning a boat with a corpse, as a spectacular tribute."
APISTOBORELLI
Bass in pic swam away
Anyone else have this problem? I was thinking of buying two of them....
Sorry for the loss.
Sorry for the loss.
ScottM
Non-member
my starry blenny often perches on mine. I have yet to see a healthy fish get sucked in but thats not to say it won't happen.
I had a LARGE chevron tang try and clean an 802 powerhead intake (no screen) and had his face sucked into the intake for a few hours. it died a few days later sure did strech out its face.
I had a LARGE chevron tang try and clean an 802 powerhead intake (no screen) and had his face sucked into the intake for a few hours. it died a few days later
sure did strech out its face.He was very healthy. He had a swimming pattern that brought him near the oceanflos. I moved the powerhead about an hour before I found him dead. As you can see from the picture he wasn't very big. I would guess about an inch and a half.
Brian
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Greg Hiller
BRS Moderator
I lost a mandarin to a Hagen 802 also when the screen fell off. Was off for only a few hours.
