For the past 20 years, during the summer, children have left notes in an ash tree on the south side of Lake Harriet. There is a small door at the base of the tree, with a tiny lion’s head knocker, and kids can open the door and leave their letters inside. Those letters are for the Lake Harriet Elf, known officially as Mr. Little Guy. The elf, who’s first name is Thorn, responds to everyone who writes him, which turns out to be about 1500 letters per year.
The kids ask him all kinds of things, like how tall he is (taller than his younger brother, but shorter than his older), and what food he likes to eat (minnow pizza). No one has ever seen Mr. Little Guy, but that doesn’t stop the kids from writing to him. And when he write back, Thorn signs every letter, “I believe in you.”
It’s nice to know there’s someone that believes in all of us.
In light of the recent water hardness discussions here is a map of the APPROXIMATE hardness levels in the US. You should tailor your fishkeeping to the water you have. It will make your experience much more pleasant. The source has a table that converts these values to PPM which is a much more common unit of measure. This link from the USGS also gives an alkalinity map for the US.
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