Lewenberg (Pisces Crises)

The Basics

• Employee

  Select Kathryn Alan Steven Bruce Monty Marcus Janai Hadyn

  • Kathryn
  • Alan
  • Steven
  • Bruce
  • Monty
  • Marcus
  • Janai
  • Hadyn

• Date

  Date

• Time Started

  Date

Setup

Observations

• Photos Before. 1 each, Back and Front.

• Check all three pumps have been working.

FISH

TOP

• Thread fin Rrainbows, tetras

  Select Great; vibrant, eager for food some individuals not right. sulky, sluggish, isolated from group dead fish, cloudy stinky water

  • Great; vibrant, eager for food
  • some individuals not right.
  • sulky, sluggish, isolated from group
  • dead fish, cloudy stinky water

• Take photos of individuals and check for CAUSES. Questions: 1. Is it just an individual or are many affected? 2. Check for uneaten food, levels of ammonia or nitrite. 3. Filter or heater stopped or malfunctioning?

• Anything on BODY? <br>WHITE SPOTS?<br>FUNGUS?<br>WOUNDS?

  YES

  NO

• Take PHOTO of cases and NOTE down details.

• Plan for LARGE WATER CHANGE (75-90%) with thorough GRAVEL VAC. Use STRESS COAT and BLUE SALTS to guard against chlorine and infection.

• CONTACT BRUCE IMMEDIATELY

• Take PHOTO where possible and NOTE down details.

• Looking good? Place a pinch of TETRABITS in and observe how they eat.

MIDDLE

• Platies and Tetras

  Select Great; vibrant, eager for food some individuals not right. sulky, sluggish, isolated from group dead fish, cloudy stinky water

  • Great; vibrant, eager for food
  • some individuals not right.
  • sulky, sluggish, isolated from group
  • dead fish, cloudy stinky water

• Take photos of individuals and check for CAUSES. Questions: 1. Is it just an individual or are many affected? 2. Check for uneaten food, levels of ammonia or nitrite. 3. Filter or heater stopped or malfunctioning?

• Anything on BODY? <br>WHITE SPOTS?<br>FUNGUS?<br>WOUNDS?

  YES

  NO

• Take PHOTO of cases and NOTE down details.

• Plan for LARGE WATER CHANGE (75-90%) with thorough GRAVEL VAC. Use STRESS COAT and BLUE SALTS to guard against chlorine and infection.

• CONTACT BRUCE IMMEDIATELY

• Take PHOTO where possible and NOTE down details.

• Looking good? Place a pinch of TETRABITS in and observe how they eat.

BOTTOM

• Rainbow Fish

  Select Great; vibrant, eager for food some individuals not right. sulky, sluggish, isolated from group dead fish, cloudy stinky water

  • Great; vibrant, eager for food
  • some individuals not right.
  • sulky, sluggish, isolated from group
  • dead fish, cloudy stinky water

• Take photos of individuals and check for CAUSES. Questions: 1. Is it just an individual or are many affected? 2. Check for uneaten food, levels of ammonia or nitrite. 3. Filter or heater stopped or malfunctioning?

• Anything on BODY? <br>WHITE SPOTS?<br>FUNGUS?<br>WOUNDS?

  YES

  NO

• Take PHOTO of cases and NOTE down details.

• Plan for LARGE WATER CHANGE (75-90%) with thorough GRAVEL VAC. Use STRESS COAT and BLUE SALTS to guard against chlorine and infection.

• CONTACT BRUCE IMMEDIATELY

• Take PHOTO where possible and NOTE down details.

• Looking good? Place a pinch of SPIRULINA FLAKES in and observe how they eat.

The Workers: SUCKING CATS & FLYING FOXES

TOP

• Sucking Cats. Click here for Picture==>

• Sucking cats

  

• SUCKING CAT/s sighted? (1-2)

  YES

  NO

• Details.

• Siamese Flying Fox. Click here for Picture==>

• Siamese Flying Fox

  

• SIAMESE FLYING FOX/es sighted? (2-3)

  YES

  NO

• Details.

• How's the algae levels on GLASS & PLANTS?

  Select Lots of soft brown/green dust Very clear. A few spots on glass and old leaves Furry black algae growing on old leaves, pump, glass heavy with dark green spots on glass dark green algae all over rocks

  • Lots of soft brown/green dust
  • Very clear. A few spots on glass and old leaves
  • Furry black algae growing on old leaves, pump, glass
  • heavy with dark green spots on glass
  • dark green algae all over rocks

• This is an indication that there are no or low numbers of SIAMESE FLYING FOX. Mention in notes.

  

• Remove as much as possible, prune old affected leaves off plants. Vacuum up loose pieces from after cleaning glass

• This is possibly an indication that there are no SUCKING CATS. Mention in notes.

  

• Check light TIMER and nitrate levels.

• Plan for an "Adrian Special"; BEFORE draining, turn OFF pumps, scrape all of every glass surface and carefully brush clean all rocks Then drain 80% water.

MIDDLE

• Sucking Cats. Click here for Picture==>

• Sucking cats

  

• SUCKING CAT/s sighted? (1-2)

  YES

  NO

• Details.

• Siamese Flying Fox. Click here for Picture==>

• Siamese Flying Fox

  

• SIAMESE FLYING FOX/es sighted? (2-3)

  YES

  NO

• Details.

• How's the algae levels on GLASS & PLANTS?

  Select Lots of soft brown/green dust Very clear. A few spots on glass and old leaves Furry black algae growing on old leaves, pump, glass heavy with dark green spots on glass dark green algae all over rocks

  • Lots of soft brown/green dust
  • Very clear. A few spots on glass and old leaves
  • Furry black algae growing on old leaves, pump, glass
  • heavy with dark green spots on glass
  • dark green algae all over rocks

• This is an indication that there are no or low numbers of SIAMESE FLYING FOX. Mention in notes.

  

• Remove as much as possible, prune old affected leaves off plants. Vacuum up loose pieces from after cleaning glass

• This is possibly an indication that there are no SUCKING CATS. Mention in notes.

  

• Check light TIMER and nitrate levels.

• Plan for an "Adrian Special"; BEFORE draining, turn OFF pumps, scrape all of every glass surface and carefully brush clean all rocks Then drain 80% water.

BOTTOM

• Sucking Cats. Click here for Picture==>

• Sucking cats

  

• SUCKING CAT/s sighted? (1-2)

  YES

  NO

• Details.

• Siamese Flying Fox. Click here for Picture==>

• Siamese Flying Fox

  

• SIAMESE FLYING FOX/es sighted? (2-3)

  YES

  NO

• Details.

• How's the algae levels on GLASS & PLANTS?

  Select Lots of soft brown/green dust Very clear. A few spots on glass and old leaves Furry black algae growing on old leaves, pump, glass heavy with dark green spots on glass dark green algae all over rocks

  • Lots of soft brown/green dust
  • Very clear. A few spots on glass and old leaves
  • Furry black algae growing on old leaves, pump, glass
  • heavy with dark green spots on glass
  • dark green algae all over rocks

• This is an indication that there are no or low numbers of SIAMESE FLYING FOX. Mention in notes.

  

• Remove as much as possible, prune old affected leaves off plants. Vacuum up loose pieces from after cleaning glass

• This is possibly an indication that there are no SUCKING CATS. Mention in notes.

  

• Check light TIMER and nitrate levels.

• Plan for an "Adrian Special"; BEFORE draining, turn OFF pumps, scrape all of every glass surface and carefully brush clean all rocks Then drain 80% water.

PLANTS

• Blyxa. Click here for Picture==>

• BLYXA pic awaiting.

  

• How are they looking?

  Select Great. Large, light green new growth, old growth slightly darker but still intact OK. medium quality new growth. not spreading but each piece is well rooted and old growth hasn't prematurely fallen off old leaves prematurely old, fallen or eaten off poor. new growth short, dark and slow. old leaves fallen off and/or eaten. roots week.

  • Great. Large, light green new growth, old growth slightly darker but still intact
  • OK. medium quality new growth. not spreading but each piece is well rooted and old growth hasn't prematurely fallen off
  • old leaves prematurely old, fallen or eaten off
  • poor. new growth short, dark and slow. old leaves fallen off and/or eaten. roots week.

• Possibly low in NITRATE and/or POTASSIUM (K) CHECK levels. (Section 4). 10ppm or more with still poor growth possibly means therefore not enough K and thus they are being starved. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• Great. Manage any overgrowth by thinning out and replanting to where needed.

• Possibly a deficiency in PHOS which is a mobile nutrient. (Here only available via the fish food) If phos levels sufficient then possibly not enough K. check with BRUCE by SMS.

• Crypts. Click here for Picture==>

• CRYPTS

• How are they looking?

  Select great. shiny vibrant leaves OK. medium quality new growth. not spreading but each piece is well rooted and old growth hasn't prematurely fallen off discolouration, prematurely old and yellowing leaves curled deformed leaves, lots of dark spotted algae on leaves

  • great. shiny vibrant leaves
  • OK. medium quality new growth. not spreading but each piece is well rooted and old growth hasn't prematurely fallen off
  • discolouration, prematurely old and yellowing leaves
  • curled deformed leaves, lots of dark spotted algae on leaves

• PEEL AWAY any old and ageing leaves from base

• Pogostomon Stellata. Click here for Picture==>

• POGOSTOMON STELLATA

• How are they looking?

  Select great, health light feathery green new growth, pink in the growth head stems getting close to surface stunted or malformed small new growth, old leaves look eaten

  • great, health light feathery green new growth, pink in the growth head
  • stems getting close to surface
  • stunted or malformed small new growth, old leaves look eaten

• CUT approx in half and, If healthy, reduce HEADLESS STALK by a further 50% and replant heads on front to hide the stalk.

• Possibly low in NITRATE and/or POTASSIUM (K) CHECK levels. (Section 4). 10ppm or more with still poor growth possibly means therefore not enough K and thus they are being starved. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• Great. Be sure to SHORTEN DOWN any that are getting too close to the surface.

Tests part 1 NOTE: no HEATERS here. All through ambient warmth.

TOP TANK

• TEMPERATURE test (ideal 25-26 C)

• Temperature

• Most is LIKELY EXPLANATION is a RECENT WATER CHANGE. Or LIGHTS have been off, thus not as much heat produced.

• Good. Refill with HEATER or KETTLES OF BOILED WATER in COLD months.

MIDDLE TANK

• TEMPERATURE test (ideal 24-26 C)

• Temperature

• Most is LIKELY EXPLANATION is a RECENT WATER CHANGE. Or LIGHTS have been off, thus not as much heat produced.

• Good. Refill with HEATER or KETTLES OF BOILED WATER in COLD months.

BOTTOM TANK

• TEMPERATURE test (ideal ~25 C)

• Temperature

• Most is LIKELY EXPLANATION is a RECENT WATER CHANGE. Or LIGHTS have been off, thus not as much heat produced.

• Good. Refill with HEATER or KETTLES OF BOILED WATER in COLD months.

• Rinse 4 TEST VIALS in tank water: pH (square vial) and GH (large round vial) NITRATE & PHOS (small glass) MEASURE 5ml in each and SET ASIDE for later. Tip: use SQUARE VIAL or a SYRINGE to measure an accurate 5ml for the GH.

The Drain (50%)

• Switch off BOTTOM and MIDDLE pumps.

GRAVEL VACUUM

• Be sure the TWO SUCTION CUPS on the HOSE are secure to FRONT of GLASS. (HINT: WETTING improves their suction)

TOP TANK

• How dirty was it?

  Light

  Medium

  Heavy

MIDDLE TANK

• How dirty was it?

  Light

  Medium

  Heavy

BOTTOM TANK

• How dirty was it?

  Light

  Medium

  Heavy

FAST DRAIN

• Attach THREADED BASKET STRAINER (from bucket) to end of HOSE

• 

• Remove VACUUM HEAD & place HOSE inside front glass at the DESIRED HEIGHT of water change. (standard for this tank is 50%)

% Size of Water Change

• TOP

• MIDDLE

• BOTTOM

The Refill

• Detach hose from inside of tank. Remove THREADED BASKET STRAINER and return to bucket. Attach HOSE to FILLING ASSEMBLY on door.

• Fix all 3 FILLING HOSES to sit HORIZONTALLY on back glass and open all 3 valves.

• Turn on TOILET BASIN TAP to FLUSH out old water and set the suitable RATE of flow. After 2 seconds fit hose to TAP OUTLET.

• SOUP HEATER in COLD months. (alternatively 2-3 kettles of boiled water) REMEMBER: always plug into WALL OUTLET. Try to find OPEN SPACE, away from plants.

Things To Do During Refill

• CLEAN GLASS; easiest at LOW WATER LEVELS. SOFT ALGAE lightly with sponge. DARK GREEN spots: best with SCRAPER.

• PUMP SERVICE?

  YES

  NO

• Which pump/s?

  Select TOP MIDDLE BOTTOM

  • TOP
  • MIDDLE
  • BOTTOM

• Click here for INSTRUCTIONS ==>

• INTAKE SHEATH

  

• WALL MOUNT

  

• FLOW CONTROL

  

• INSTRUCTIONS:
  
  Slide PUMP upwards out of its WALL MOUNT. Can rest on TOP GLASS.
  
  TURN bottom half to be 90 DEGREES to top half to UNLOCK AND PULL APART.
  
  Remove and clean IMPELLER, the MAGNET BODY is the priority.
  
  If TOOTHBRUSH too large to get around IMPELLER SHAFT, use small amount of paper towel.
  
  REMOVE RUBBER INTAKE SHEATH.
  CLEAN INTAKE BASKET STRAINER with TOOTHBRUSH.
  
  RE-ASSEMBLE.
  
  Make sure FLOW CONTROL is set to MAX.
  
  OUTAKE should be angled approx 45 degrees from base so as to move water from the BACK to the FRONT as well as from LEFT to RIGHT.
  
  Unit should SLIDE EASILY into the WALL MOUNT.
  
  INTAKE is offset to adjust distance from WALL to RISER STEM PIPE; be sure the pipe is straight when viewed from the SIDE.

• Water level high enough? Turn FILTER PUMPS ON.

Tests (continued)

TOP TANK

• pH Test? 3 drops in 5ml. (ideal range 7-7.1)

• pH

• ADD approx 🍏 tsp CORAL SAND.

• ADD approx 🍎🍎 tsp CORAL SAND

• Is this expected? Been a recent large dose of coral sand last time?

  YES

  NO

• Rinse test tube thoroughly and retest. (Any traces of ammonia or GH tester solution will give a false alkaline reading)

• WOAH! Unlikely! Rinse test tube thoroughly and retest. (Any traces of AMMONIA TEST or GH TEST solutions will give a false alkaline reading) If still high then we must assume that there has been an excess amount of coral sand and all we can do is water change. It will eventually come down as the coral sand dissolves.

• GH TEST. number of drops to turn from ORANGE to GREEN

• GH (ideal range 4-7)

• SIZE of water change:

  50%

  80%

  25%

  none changed

• ADD 1/2 a TSP SALTS

• ADD 🍐 TSP SALTS

• SIZE of water change:

  50%

  80%

  25%

  none changed

• ADD up to 1/2 TSP SALTS

• ADD up to 🍐 TSP SALTS

• ADD up to 🍐🍐 TSP SALTS

• Depending on SIZE of WATER CHANGE, add NO SALTS and let WC reduce the GH.

• NITRATE TEST (only on special orders)

• Nitrate level (ppm)

• Depending on state of plants, this is POSSIBLY grounds for increase in BASIC-GRO dose. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• GENERALLY this is the OPTIMUM RANGE. HOWEVER if there is POOR PLANT GROWTH observed then possibly means therefore not enough K and thus they are being starved. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• Almost certainly and LACK of POTASSIUM. Discuss with BRUCE later.

  YES

  NO

• PHOSPHATE TEST (only on special orders)

• Phosphate level (ppm)

• The only source for PHOS in this tank is from the Tetrabits. Generally if there is no algae problem then don't worry. Water change will dilute. Otherwise consider increasing DAILY-GRO.

• Generally thus is the OPTIMUM RANGE. Some say 1/10th of the nitrate level is also suitable. However if there is POOR GROWTH observed then possibly means not enough Phos and/or K and thus they are being starved. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• Is there premature aging/falling off of leaves on any of the plants?

  YES

  NO

• Check with Bruce but may have to increase levels by either increased feeding of fish food (tetrabits) or manual doses of LIQUID PHOS.

• Then don't worry! Enjoy the algae-free aquarium!

MIDDLE TANK

• pH Test? 3 drops in 5ml. (ideal range 7-7.1)

• pH

• ADD approx 🍏 tsp CORAL SAND.

• ADD approx 🍎🍎 tsp CORAL SAND

• Is this expected? Been a recent large dose of coral sand last time?

  YES

  NO

• Rinse test tube thoroughly and retest. (Any traces of ammonia or GH tester solution will give a false alkaline reading)

• WOAH! Unlikely! Rinse test tube thoroughly and retest. (Any traces of AMMONIA TEST or GH TEST solutions will give a false alkaline reading) If still high then we must assume that there has been an excess amount of coral sand and all we can do is water change. It will eventually come down as the coral sand dissolves.

• GH TEST. number of drops to turn from ORANGE to GREEN

• GH (ideal range 4-7)

• SIZE of water change:

  50%

  80%

  25%

  none changed

• ADD 🍐 TSP SALTS

• ADD 🍐🍐 TSP SALTS

• SIZE of water change:

  50%

  80%

  25%

  none changed

• ADD up to 🍐TSP SALTS

• ADD up to 🍐🍐 TSP SALTS

• ADD up to 🍐🍐🍐 TSP SALTS

• Depending on SIZE of WATER CHANGE, add NO SALTS and let WC reduce the GH.

• NITRATE TEST

• Nitrate level (ppm)

• Depending on state of plants, this is POSSIBLY grounds for increase in BASIC-GRO dose. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• GENERALLY this is the OPTIMUM RANGE. HOWEVER if there is POOR PLANT GROWTH observed then possibly means therefore not enough K and thus they are being starved. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• Almost certainly and LACK of POTASSIUM. Look at INCREASING DAILY-GRO (it contains potassium also) dose. Discuss with BRUCE later

• PHOSPHATE TEST

• Phosphate level (ppm)

• The only source for PHOS in this tank is from the Tetrabits. Generally if there is no algae problem then don't worry. Water change will dilute. Otherwise consider increasing DAILY-GRO.

• Generally thus is the OPTIMUM RANGE. Some say 1/10th of the nitrate level is also suitable. However if there is POOR GROWTH observed then possibly means not enough Phos and/or K and thus they are being starved. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• Is there premature aging/falling off of leaves on any of the plants?

  YES

  NO

• Check with Bruce but may have to increase levels by either increased feeding of fish food (tetrabits) or manual doses of LIQUID PHOS.

• Then don't worry! Enjoy the algae-free aquarium!

BOTTOM TANK

• pH Test? 3 drops in 5ml. (ideal range 7.2-7.3)

• pH

• RETEST. The gravel in this tank is unlikely to stop releasing calcium carbonates for many years. But if retest is the same then note down and note to BRUCE.

• ADD approx 🍏 tsp CORAL SAND.

• While possible it's unlikely, even in this tank. Rinse test tube thoroughly and retest. (Any traces of AMMONIA TEST or GH TEST solutions will give a false alkaline reading) If still high then we must assume that there has been an excess amount of coral sand and all we can do is water change. It will eventually come down as the coral sand dissolves.

• GH TEST. number of drops to turn from ORANGE to GREEN

• GH (ideal range 8-10)

• SIZE of water change:

  50%

  80%

  25%

  none changed

• ADD 🍐🍐 TSP SALTS

• ADD 🍐🍐 🍐TSP SALTS

• SIZE of water change:

  50%

  80%

  25%

  none changed

• ADD up to 🍐🍐TSP SALTS

• ADD up to 🍐🍐🍐 TSP SALTS

• ADD up to 🍐🍐🍐🍐 TSP SALTS

• Depending on SIZE of WATER CHANGE, add NO SALTS and let WC reduce the GH to desired range.

• NITRATE TEST (only on special orders)

• Nitrate level (ppm)

• Depending on state of plants, this is POSSIBLY grounds for increase in BASIC-GRO dose. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• GENERALLY this is the OPTIMUM RANGE. HOWEVER if there is POOR PLANT GROWTH observed then possibly means therefore not enough K and thus they are being starved. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• Almost certainly and LACK of POTASSIUM. Look at INCREASING DAILY-GRO (it contains potassium also) dose. Discuss with BRUCE later

• PHOSPHATE TEST (only on special orders)

• Phosphate level (ppm)

• The only source for PHOS in this tank is from the Tetrabits. Generally if there is no algae problem then don't worry. Water change will dilute. Otherwise consider increasing DAILY-GRO.

• Generally thus is the OPTIMUM RANGE. Some say 1/10th of the nitrate level is also suitable. However if there is POOR GROWTH observed then possibly means not enough Phos and/or K and thus they are being starved. Contact Bruce for further instructions.

• Is there premature aging/falling off of leaves on any of the plants?

  YES

  NO

• Check with Bruce but may have to increase levels by either increased feeding of fish food (tetrabits) or manual doses of LIQUID PHOS.

• Then don't worry! Enjoy the algae-free aquarium!

Additives

TOP TANK

• Salts added? (Low GH)

  YES

  NO

• How many teaspoons?

  1 teaspoon

  2 teaspoons

  3 teaspoons

• NOTE: NO SALTS DIRECTLY ON PLANTS!! - The methylene blue in this salt stains. Either MIX in by hand, or premix in cup of HOT WATER.

• Coral sand added? (Low pH)

  YES

  NO

• How many teaspoons?

  1 teaspoon

  2 teaspoons

  3 teaspoons

• NITROGEN dose (1/2 cap/ 2.5ml usual)

  YES

  NO

  N/A

• How much?

  1/2 Blue Cap (2.5ml)

  1 Blue Cap (5ml)

  2 Blue Caps (10ml)

  3 Blue Caps (15ml)

MIDDLE TANK

• Salts added? (Low GH)

  YES

  NO

• How many teaspoons?

  1 teaspoon

  2 teaspoons

  3 teaspoons

• NOTE: NO SALTS DIRECTLY ON PLANTS!! - The methylene blue in this salt stains. Either MIX in by hand, or premix in cup of HOT WATER.

• Coral sand added? (Low pH)

  YES

  NO

• How many teaspoons?

  1 teaspoon

  2 teaspoons

  3 teaspoons

• NITROGEN dose (2 caps/ 10ml usual)

  YES

  NO

  N/A

• How much?

  1/2 Blue Cap (2.5ml)

  1 Blue Cap (5ml)

  2 Blue Caps (10ml)

  3 Blue Caps (15ml)

BOTTOM TANK

• Salts added? (Low GH)

  YES

  NO

• How many teaspoons?

  1 teaspoon

  2 teaspoons

  3 teaspoons

• NOTE: NO SALTS DIRECTLY ON PLANTS!! - The methylene blue in this salt stains. Either MIX in by hand, or premix in cup of HOT WATER.

• Coral sand added? (Low pH)

  YES

  NO

• How many teaspoons?

  1 teaspoon

  2 teaspoons

  3 teaspoons

• NITROGEN dose (1/2 cap / 2.5ml usual)

  YES

  NO

  N/A

• How much?

  1/2 Blue Cap (2.5ml)

  1 Blue Cap (5ml)

  2 Blue Caps (10ml)

  3 Blue Caps (15ml)

SUPPLIES ; in OFFICE, by PRINTER. ANY REFILLING IN SINK OR OUTSIDE!

• SALTS refill?

  YES

  NO, NOT NEEDED.

  NO BUT WILL NEED SOME NEXT TIME

• FOOD REPLACE/ REFILL?

  YES

  NO

• WHICH KIND?

  Select TETRABITS SPIRULINA FLAKES SPIRULINA TABLETS DISCUS PELLETS None

  • TETRABITS
  • SPIRULINA FLAKES
  • SPIRULINA TABLETS
  • DISCUS PELLETS
  • None

• Will any need replacing next month?

  Select TETRABITS SPIRULINA FLAKES SPIRULINA TABLETS DISCUS PELLETS None

  • TETRABITS
  • SPIRULINA FLAKES
  • SPIRULINA TABLETS
  • DISCUS PELLETS
  • None

• NITROGEN refill? <br>NOTE: only WE use this.

  YES

  NO

• HOW MUCH IS LEFT?

  75% or more

  50%

  25%

  less than 10%

• TRACE & IRON refill?

  YES

  NO

• HOW MUCH IS LEFT?

  75% or more

  50%

  25%

  less than 10%

• POTASSIUM supply refill? <br> (If wishing to replace but still a small amount remains in CURRENT BOTTLE, swap over and leave OLD BOTTLE behind and can pour in rest into the new bottle at a later date)<br>

  YES

  NO

• HOW MUCH IS LEFT?

  75% or more

  50%

  25%

  less than 10%

• Can put in a small pinch of TETRABITS in top two and SPIRULINA FLAKES in Bottom as departing treat :)

Equipment Check

• Timer on the correct time?

  YES

  slight adjust

  faulty (out by 2 hours or more)

• Replacement Installed?

  YES

  NO, to be delivered later

• IMPORTANT! Remove and notify the staff They will have to MANUALLY turn on and off until a new one is sourced. Leave a note on DESK saying so. Leave old timer there so they can match the settings if they have to get one themselves

• LIGHTS: All tubes working?

  YES

  NO

  N/A

• Details

• ONSITE SERVICE EQUIPMENT; REPAIRS/REPLACEMENTS needed? <br>(Hose leaks, suction cups replaced etc)

  YES

  NO

• Details

• Notes

FINAL CHECKS

• FILTER PUMPS ON and functioning?

• OUTSIDE GLASS, CABINETRY etc CLEAN & DRY?

• Got your: BASKET STRAINER? TOOTH BRUSH? TEASPOON?

• Photos After. 1 x Each from FRONT CLOSEUPS of any REARRANGED PLANT.

• Time Finished

  Date