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I have a 2002 Ford f150 v6. IT worked fine when I went to the store this morning, and an hour later, I backed it up to the garage. Now, all of a sudden, it won't start. It turns over just fine. Battery is strong, but it doesn't even try to start up now. I've waited for 45 minutes, and went to try again but get the same response.

If they were to remake a movie, who would you think could portray the characters really well on the movie.

Right now, the Native honeysuckle has pods carrying seeds it looks like. I have an ugly section of fence in my back yard I would like to plant some on. There are lots of these pods on the front vines, but I hope someone know a little about it rather than just taking the seeds and popping them in the ground at the base of the fence. Then again, I would love for it to be that easy.

Just had a lot of small fry hatch out about a month ago. Some are from a beautiful yellow pair, and some from a standard orange color. Just want to know when I may see some color, and maybe tell which ones are going to have the better looking colors?

I have three large ponds and have no problem dealing with them. Recently, a lot of my fish have had fry and I separated them into aquarium tanks. The tanks ammonia, nitrite, and nitrates are 0 and there's plenty of filtration, but it seems they don't eat all their food and a lot of it settles into the gravel. I've got a small pleco in one, but all my other plecos are too large. Is there other organisms/fish that will help keep the gravel clear? The pleco does good on algae, but leaves the gravel alone.

The pond is 2,200 gallons and enclosed in a greenhouse environment so Temperature in the winter is not an issue. Filtration is not an issue either as there are two 3200 gph pumps and one 4500 gallon pump with adequate bio-filter systems. Also, I don't want to add any types of goldfish.

They are in a 250 gallon fish pond planted 14" below the surface. They were in a planter with a net around it, and it said all I had to do was make sure they get 6 hours of sunlight a day, as they were. Can't understand why I'm seeing some algae but no stems growingtowards the light.

Consider the following: I have already been at this root for a couple of days so I've already heard hacking it out with an ax, or using an auger made for that. I do not have the $289 to rent the auger needed for two holes, and you cannot get to it with an ax. There has to be something more creative than cutting with a shovel(which is not going to work). I have thought about using a corrosive acid to dissolve it, or hot coals to dry it and burn it. Advise please.

five days ago I took a water sample into my local Fish/Pond supplier to be tested. they said the water was doing just great though my pond is only about three weeks old. I had added four small koi and two comets and five goldfish. Today, I came home and one of the little koi was floating. I assume they have plenty of food because I feed them a little bit, three times a day, but there is always a couple of fish pellets remaining from the time before. The water is cloudy and I was told it was an "Algael Bloom" and usually that happens, and I added 2 oz of benificial bacteria. there are two pumps with filters(filled with bio balls) each one pumping 300 gallons per hour. One actually is less do to the waterfall hieght of 3.5 feet. I have a couple of water lillies growing but just now breaking the surface. any help from anyone is appreciated.

I've got a pond and area that is humid with misters, but Texas gets Hot in the summer, and I'm up in the Panhandle so it gets below freezing quite a bit in the winter.

I'm told that certain fish I'm going to get for my pond can't survive above 25 degrees Celsius (77 F) I need to know if a 4' deep pond(around 5,300 gallons) gets above that. It is shaded.

I'M REPOSTING BECAUSE i CAN'T GET AN ANSWER. I don't need to know about Koi, or Goldfish. The question has nothing to do with them.

I'm told that certain fish I'm going to get for my pond can't survive above 25 degrees Celsius (77 F) I need to know if a 4' deep pond(around 5,300 gallons) gets above that. It is shaded.

I see jokes and riddles, but that isn't really all there is to humor. Stuff like favorite comedians, tv comedies, funny personal experiences and stories really don't need to be drowned out in another category where everyone is talking about how sad their life is, or how angry they are. Why doesn't Yahoo answers give us a lighter side to hang out at?

I've heard they get quite big, and I've been told you can put them in with Koi. Will they survive in an outdoor pond.

This question was asked before, but obviously those who answered were more interested in how big the aquarium the previous asker asked. I have a 7000 gallon pond so lets just forget the gripes about how you can't put them in an aquarium and stick to the question shall we?