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In response to the most common question I get asked “Should I use gravel or sand in my tank?”
Basically I always advise using sand in a tropical aquarium and never use the bright coloured gravel unless for goldfish (and it looks shocking in a tropical tank).
Sand allows for small corydoras, loaches and molluscs such as clams – All of which will help to keep the sand clean by turning it over and removing some of the organic waste which builds up in an aquarium.
No doubt some people will not agree with my advice but whatever, man – make your own video and tell us why.
This is just my view.
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Roadkill Nights powered by Dodge is an event series with legal drag racing in unexpected places—like right on Woodward Avenue in Pontiac, Michigan, in front of M1 Concourse! For our August 2016 event, we knew we would have 30,000 to 50,000 people showing up, so naturally we wanted to race the worst junk possible. In this episode of Roadkill, follow along as we take our clapped-out 1970 Dodge Challenger dirt-track car to the Mopar Nationals in Columbus, Ohio, buy a bunch of questionable speed parts from the swap meet, install them on the spot, and road-trip to Pontiac for Roadkill Nights. Along the way, there’s a detour to investigate a 1968 Pontiac Firebird 400/four-speed car, Mike Finnegan’s dream machine. You’ll also meet our competition, special guest Mike Musto from the House of Muscle show, along with his 1969 Dodge Charger Daytona clone!
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To order parts used on this episode go to www.Jegs.com/RoadKill
Parts:
JEGS Preformed Stainless Steel Exhaust Band Clamps – Part # 555-30732
RP Air Cleaner Velocity Stack – Part # 707-R2104
Mr. Gasket Air Cleaner Risers – Part # 720-9342
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JEGS High-Flow Fuel Cell Bulkhead Fittings – Part # 555-100565
Earl’s Female NPT T-Fittings – Part # 361-991703
JEGS NPT to Hose High-Flow Fuel Fittings – Part # 555-15980
JEGS NPT to Host Fittings and Hose – Part # 555-15975
JEGS Stainless Steel Hose Clamps – Part # 555-16050
JEGS Power Valves – Part # 555-150204
Holley Fuel Bowl Inlet Fittings – Part # 510-26-29
Comp Cams Valve Spring Retainers – Part # 249-740-16
Mr. Gasket Chrome Valve Cover Breathers – Part # 720-2060
Holley Accelerator Pump Diaphragms – Part # 510-135-5
Holley Non-Stick Metering Block and Fuel Bowl Gaskets – Part # 510-108-200
Holley Non-Stick Metering Block and Fuel Bowl Gaskets – Part # 510-108-90-2
JEGS Universal Tunnel Ram Linkage Kit – Part # 555-15790
JEGS Stainless Steel Hose Clamps – Part # 555-16050
JEGS AN Push-Loc Hose End Fittings – Part # 555-100051
JEGS Compact Billet In-Line Fuel Filters – 2 5/16” Long – Part # 555-15040
JEGS AN #8Female to AN #6Male Reducers/Expanders – Part # 555-100222
JEGS AN Push-Loc Hose End Fittings – Part # 555-100051
JEGS Stainless Steel Lap Band Exhaust Clamps – Part # 555-30852
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