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water on my floorboard-from air conditioner?
The other day I turned on the air conditioner in my 2005 Dodge Neon, and when I did I heard this strange sound (kind of like a crumpling or crackling sound) coming from the pasenger side of the car and then I noticed about a pint of water started flowing onto the floorboard on the passenger side. All of this stopped when I turned off the air conditioner. I was thinking that the drain line may be plugged, but the dealership is telling me that they can't find anything wrong with it. Any ideas as to what is wrong with my car... ?
Drain hole in the pan is plugged. probably sucked some leaves into it. Try blowing a little air up through the hose from underneath the car.
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aquarium...?
where can i get a cheap but nice 5 gallon tank that i can get for my betta. it seems loanly i want to put some guppies or neon tertas in with him. would they fight? he is in like a 1 pint bowl. needs more space. does he need a heater?
your best bet is a 5 gallon tank by himself. nothing else is really going to like being in that small a space but it will perk him up a lot. if you get some big artifical plants to fill up the space (or real plants if you want more life) it won't seem so empty with just one fish.
i have a 5 gallon from walmart that was 30 dollars -- included light, filter, all that stuff -- even some free food and water conditioner. if that is a bit pricey i keep most of mine in 2 1/2 gallon aquariums. you can get kits for pretty cheap -- i also have a couple 2 1/2 gallon glass rectangle aquariums that i think are about 12 dollars at petsmart.
bettas prefer temperatures in the upper 70s -- if your house gets cold in the winter he will need a heater.
if you want a small community a 10 gallon might be better for you -- you can get a 10 gallon kit with heater for 40 dollars at walmart. if you do this i would recommend a small school of white cloud mountian minnows and some ghost shrimp. both are cheap and easy to take care of. ghost shrimp have a habit of disappearing and not staying around very long. they die and the other ones eat them. a school of small tetras like neons would be fine too.
