What does it mean when your Goldfish hover over the bubbles from the airstone?
Q. Both of our goldfish hover over the bubble coming from the airstone. They will hang there for several minutes at a time just letting the bubbles hit their belly. Is this common? We have had them for about 1 year & they have just started this behavior within the past 2 months.
Asked by Ricky rs Texan - Tue Jun 16 16:15:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not much of anything really. Goldfish, although does well in slow moving water also enjoy fountains and turbulant areas as well. The main concern I would look for keep an eye for any parasites. Sometimes fish will find fast moving water in order to rid themselves of built up algaes or parasites. (that doesn't mean they have them) Goldfish are funny fish. Just keep an eye on them.
Answered by danielle Z - Wed Jun 17 11:20:43 2009
Q. Both of our goldfish hover over the bubble coming from the airstone. They will hang there for several minutes at a time just letting the bubbles hit their belly. Is this common? We have had them for about 1 year & they have just started this behavior within the past 2 months.
Asked by Ricky rs Texan - Tue Jun 16 16:15:58 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. not much of anything really. Goldfish, although does well in slow moving water also enjoy fountains and turbulant areas as well. The main concern I would look for keep an eye for any parasites. Sometimes fish will find fast moving water in order to rid themselves of built up algaes or parasites. (that doesn't mean they have them) Goldfish are funny fish. Just keep an eye on them.
Answered by danielle Z - Wed Jun 17 11:20:43 2009
why does my betta insist on swimming infront of the airstone?
Q. i have an airstone in my tank and i can see he struggles to swim if he goes near it, but he can swim just fine anywhere else in the tank. and before anyone says he doesnt need an airstone he lives with other fish that need it im going to buy something to cover it with. they have a volcano type thing in one of my petshops
Asked by spider pig!!!1 - Fri Mar 5 03:03:24 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe he likes the challenge? My betta will swim close to the filter and let it push him around, so maybe it's a thing with them.
Answered by MyFireElf - Fri Mar 5 03:39:27 2010
Q. i have an airstone in my tank and i can see he struggles to swim if he goes near it, but he can swim just fine anywhere else in the tank. and before anyone says he doesnt need an airstone he lives with other fish that need it im going to buy something to cover it with. they have a volcano type thing in one of my petshops
Asked by spider pig!!!1 - Fri Mar 5 03:03:24 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Maybe he likes the challenge? My betta will swim close to the filter and let it push him around, so maybe it's a thing with them.
Answered by MyFireElf - Fri Mar 5 03:39:27 2010
Can I use an airstone or bubblewand with sand substrate in my fish tank?
Q. I'm unsure if it would kick up the sand with the bubbles, making the tank cloudy and ruining my filters. I have a 55 gallon tank with a 1/2 inch of CaribSea aquarium sand. Oh sorry, I should have mentioned. It's a freshwater. The only reason I was thinking about an airstone or bubblewand is for looks. I think it look cool.
Asked by adfhkadjfhdjh - Sat Jun 21 04:09:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't...but that's just me. *If* you're going to anyway, I guess I would suggest placing it in such a way that the actual stone is above your substrate. However---that would look rather silly. :-) What is the main reason you're wanting to put a bubbler in your tank? I'm just curious. I think a better idea would be to get 2 submersible powerheads and place one on each end of the aquarium. This will create current in the water, and increased oxygen, but it won't stir up your sand. Stirring up the sand isn't good, it could damage whatever micro-organisms are trying to make their home in there! =) We *are* talking about a saltwater aquarium, right?
Answered by Fluffy - Sat Jun 21 04:34:03 2008
Q. I'm unsure if it would kick up the sand with the bubbles, making the tank cloudy and ruining my filters. I have a 55 gallon tank with a 1/2 inch of CaribSea aquarium sand. Oh sorry, I should have mentioned. It's a freshwater. The only reason I was thinking about an airstone or bubblewand is for looks. I think it look cool.
Asked by adfhkadjfhdjh - Sat Jun 21 04:09:21 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I wouldn't...but that's just me. *If* you're going to anyway, I guess I would suggest placing it in such a way that the actual stone is above your substrate. However---that would look rather silly. :-) What is the main reason you're wanting to put a bubbler in your tank? I'm just curious. I think a better idea would be to get 2 submersible powerheads and place one on each end of the aquarium. This will create current in the water, and increased oxygen, but it won't stir up your sand. Stirring up the sand isn't good, it could damage whatever micro-organisms are trying to make their home in there! =) We *are* talking about a saltwater aquarium, right?
Answered by Fluffy - Sat Jun 21 04:34:03 2008
if i have platies and cory's and one molly do i need an airstone or just a filter?
Q. i have 6 platies 2 corys and 1 molly do i need an airstone or will just the filter be okay? i need an answer quick...do u need an airstone in a fishtank or just a filter and a heater?
Asked by tommy - Mon Dec 29 23:29:06 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. oxygen enters the water at the surface where the water is agitated. If you are getting enough agitation with just a filter, then no yo udo not need an airstone. All it does is agitate the surface to get more oxygen in the water, the bubbles themselves just look pretty. If your fish are hanging out at the surface alot, they might not be getting enough oxygen at the lower depths and an air stone might help though.
Answered by Patches - Mon Dec 29 23:40:00 2008
Q. i have 6 platies 2 corys and 1 molly do i need an airstone or will just the filter be okay? i need an answer quick...do u need an airstone in a fishtank or just a filter and a heater?
Asked by tommy - Mon Dec 29 23:29:06 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. oxygen enters the water at the surface where the water is agitated. If you are getting enough agitation with just a filter, then no yo udo not need an airstone. All it does is agitate the surface to get more oxygen in the water, the bubbles themselves just look pretty. If your fish are hanging out at the surface alot, they might not be getting enough oxygen at the lower depths and an air stone might help though.
Answered by Patches - Mon Dec 29 23:40:00 2008
How poerful should an airpump be to run a 32" long airstone?
Q. 40-60 what? could you be more specific. My current one does 1.3L/MIN (78L/hour) but that only gets bubbles 10cm down the stone.
Asked by Fish Man - Sat Aug 1 17:30:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With my 32" air stone I use a Tetra Whisper Air Pump Rated for 60 gallons and it is more them enough. I wouldn't use anything rated under 30 gallons because 32" is a lot. Also don't worry about getting an air pump with 2 outlets because an air stone is made to evenly distribute air through out it with out air on each end. Good Luck! EDIT: Another thing is that if the air stone hasn't been submerged in water long enough then the air won't won't go through the whole thing. So leave the air stone in water and try it a few hours later.
Answered by Emmanuel - Sat Aug 1 17:50:37 2009
Q. 40-60 what? could you be more specific. My current one does 1.3L/MIN (78L/hour) but that only gets bubbles 10cm down the stone.
Asked by Fish Man - Sat Aug 1 17:30:32 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. With my 32" air stone I use a Tetra Whisper Air Pump Rated for 60 gallons and it is more them enough. I wouldn't use anything rated under 30 gallons because 32" is a lot. Also don't worry about getting an air pump with 2 outlets because an air stone is made to evenly distribute air through out it with out air on each end. Good Luck! EDIT: Another thing is that if the air stone hasn't been submerged in water long enough then the air won't won't go through the whole thing. So leave the air stone in water and try it a few hours later.
Answered by Emmanuel - Sat Aug 1 17:50:37 2009
Do you have to wash an airstone before putting it into the fish tank?
Q. like how you would wash decorations and gravel. and do you have to wash the airline tubing?
Asked by Super Grover - Sat Jun 19 16:17:07 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. like how you would wash decorations and gravel. and do you have to wash the airline tubing?
Asked by Super Grover - Sat Jun 19 16:17:07 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
Is having a huge airstone in my tank bad for my tropical fish?
Q. i have two airstones making alot of bubbles is this bad for the fish ?
Asked by Lil Jenna - Sun Sep 27 14:14:34 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Could you expand on your question, please? What size is your tank, and what types of fish are in there? This will help us in more accurately answering your question. In my tank, I supplement with CO2 for my live plants. Therefore, I stick a little tiny airstone in there sometimes when the lights are off, to even out the gases. My fish are discus, a very skittish and shy fish, and I saw them hanging around next to it with no issues. I used to have a bubble wall, which the rasboras loved, but it made me twitchy and gave the tank a chaotic feel. I hope that helps a bit. :-)
Answered by S - Sun Sep 27 14:27:18 2009
Q. i have two airstones making alot of bubbles is this bad for the fish ?
Asked by Lil Jenna - Sun Sep 27 14:14:34 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Could you expand on your question, please? What size is your tank, and what types of fish are in there? This will help us in more accurately answering your question. In my tank, I supplement with CO2 for my live plants. Therefore, I stick a little tiny airstone in there sometimes when the lights are off, to even out the gases. My fish are discus, a very skittish and shy fish, and I saw them hanging around next to it with no issues. I used to have a bubble wall, which the rasboras loved, but it made me twitchy and gave the tank a chaotic feel. I hope that helps a bit. :-)
Answered by S - Sun Sep 27 14:27:18 2009
My aquarium's airstone broke. Is it safe to superglue it back together, or will the glue pollute the wate?
Q. I'd leave it to dry completely, obviously.
Asked by Craig - Tue May 18 15:33:27 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It very likely can. Superglue isn't made for submersion in water. It would be best to just purchase another airstone from the pet store. That would be cheaper than replacing the fish!
Answered by Smokies Hiker - Tue May 18 19:49:26 2010
Q. I'd leave it to dry completely, obviously.
Asked by Craig - Tue May 18 15:33:27 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It very likely can. Superglue isn't made for submersion in water. It would be best to just purchase another airstone from the pet store. That would be cheaper than replacing the fish!
Answered by Smokies Hiker - Tue May 18 19:49:26 2010
If I have a 28 inch airstone for my tank, what kind of pump should I get?
Q. I just want to know what size because I got one from topfin that was an xp 30. and it didnt work. I have a 29 gallon tank, so what type of pump should i consider thats powerful enough to push bubbles out of the bubble curtain
Asked by wwe4life1 - Fri Jul 13 18:25:37 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The size of the air pump you need is determined by two things: How much air you want it to push out and how deep the water is at the outlet. These two thing are called volume and head pressure. Also consider this, the deeper the water, the less volume. You will want to read on the boxes or enclosed paper work what the volume is at the depth of your tank and look for several cubic feet per second to make a good amount of bubbles for an airstone that long. I would also suggest you get a pump that will produce at least some airflow at a depth around double that of your tank. This will mean the pump will not wear out as quickly. MM
Answered by magicman116 - Fri Jul 13 18:32:30 2007
Q. I just want to know what size because I got one from topfin that was an xp 30. and it didnt work. I have a 29 gallon tank, so what type of pump should i consider thats powerful enough to push bubbles out of the bubble curtain
Asked by wwe4life1 - Fri Jul 13 18:25:37 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The size of the air pump you need is determined by two things: How much air you want it to push out and how deep the water is at the outlet. These two thing are called volume and head pressure. Also consider this, the deeper the water, the less volume. You will want to read on the boxes or enclosed paper work what the volume is at the depth of your tank and look for several cubic feet per second to make a good amount of bubbles for an airstone that long. I would also suggest you get a pump that will produce at least some airflow at a depth around double that of your tank. This will mean the pump will not wear out as quickly. MM
Answered by magicman116 - Fri Jul 13 18:32:30 2007
Bi orb 60 how do i fit a new airstone?
Q. I have a bi orb 60 litres but i think i need to replace the airstone. I have ordered it and hope to get it this week but how do i fit it? Thanks
Asked by sheila g - Sun Oct 7 15:49:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. remove the filter by twisting it off, then reach into the tank (better done when doing a partial water change so its not so deep) then just pull the airstone out of the centre. To fit the new one just push it back into the hole it came from. You need to make sure you get the right ones though. They can come in packets of 2, should be about 1.30 ish.
Answered by shriv3107 - Mon Oct 8 18:03:16 2007
Q. I have a bi orb 60 litres but i think i need to replace the airstone. I have ordered it and hope to get it this week but how do i fit it? Thanks
Asked by sheila g - Sun Oct 7 15:49:20 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. remove the filter by twisting it off, then reach into the tank (better done when doing a partial water change so its not so deep) then just pull the airstone out of the centre. To fit the new one just push it back into the hole it came from. You need to make sure you get the right ones though. They can come in packets of 2, should be about 1.30 ish.
Answered by shriv3107 - Mon Oct 8 18:03:16 2007
Would a Betta Fish be happy with an airstone?
Q. I'm asking because I heard that bettas tend to like calm waters. . .
Asked by timobxsci - Sat Mar 27 20:15:34 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It won't have any detrimental effects on your betta, but with a good filter there should be plenty of oxygen in your water.
Answered by Emma - Sat Mar 27 22:46:47 2010
Q. I'm asking because I heard that bettas tend to like calm waters. . .
Asked by timobxsci - Sat Mar 27 20:15:34 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It won't have any detrimental effects on your betta, but with a good filter there should be plenty of oxygen in your water.
Answered by Emma - Sat Mar 27 22:46:47 2010
Is there a kind of SNAIL, SHRIMP, or FISH that eats the slime coating on a yeast-generated CO2 airstone?
Q. It's killing me to clean the slime coating on the airstone everyday! I have a corycat that likes to "clean" the airstone in the aquarium, but it doesn't seems to eat the slime coating! Is there a kind snail, shrimp, or fish that can eat it???
Asked by Sliver W - Sun Aug 26 16:38:04 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Malayan Live Bearing Snails are ideal. They hide under the gravel all day but come out at night to clean up the rubbish, algae and general detritis that lies in the bottom of your tank. They never touch live plants but eat dead ones.They have added bonus of stirring up the gravel to help your undergravel filters. Just go to a few fish shops, look carefully in the gravel below the surface. If you see a steep conical snail, you have found your MLB. Just ask the dealer, he will normally give you a few for free. Once you have them, you have them for good. if you come to your tanks after the room has been dark for while you will find the whole inner tank covered with MLBs` doing their work. I use these and grow Java Moss. I keep catfish and… [cont.]
Answered by greybeard - Sun Aug 26 19:04:17 2007
Q. It's killing me to clean the slime coating on the airstone everyday! I have a corycat that likes to "clean" the airstone in the aquarium, but it doesn't seems to eat the slime coating! Is there a kind snail, shrimp, or fish that can eat it???
Asked by Sliver W - Sun Aug 26 16:38:04 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Malayan Live Bearing Snails are ideal. They hide under the gravel all day but come out at night to clean up the rubbish, algae and general detritis that lies in the bottom of your tank. They never touch live plants but eat dead ones.They have added bonus of stirring up the gravel to help your undergravel filters. Just go to a few fish shops, look carefully in the gravel below the surface. If you see a steep conical snail, you have found your MLB. Just ask the dealer, he will normally give you a few for free. Once you have them, you have them for good. if you come to your tanks after the room has been dark for while you will find the whole inner tank covered with MLBs` doing their work. I use these and grow Java Moss. I keep catfish and… [cont.]
Answered by greybeard - Sun Aug 26 19:04:17 2007
can i connect another airstone to my current tube?
Q. i have an airpump and then the tube takes it to the airstone i have in my tank. however i want to put in another airstone (which is more like an ornament airstone)...do i need to purchase a valve or something or a complete new air pump kind regards
Asked by someone - Fri Apr 17 18:47:51 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get whats called a 'gang valve' It has one inlet from the pump, and several outlets with individual adjustable valves. Now you can adjust the airflow to each airstone or ornament to give them the air flow you want. As long as your pump is big enough it will run several air powered gadgets. Ian
Answered by Ianab - Fri Apr 17 19:13:05 2009
Q. i have an airpump and then the tube takes it to the airstone i have in my tank. however i want to put in another airstone (which is more like an ornament airstone)...do i need to purchase a valve or something or a complete new air pump kind regards
Asked by someone - Fri Apr 17 18:47:51 2009 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Get whats called a 'gang valve' It has one inlet from the pump, and several outlets with individual adjustable valves. Now you can adjust the airflow to each airstone or ornament to give them the air flow you want. As long as your pump is big enough it will run several air powered gadgets. Ian
Answered by Ianab - Fri Apr 17 19:13:05 2009
Do I NEED an airstone in a 3 gallon tank (with a Betta)?
Q. Do Betta's like currents? Should I just take it out or keep it near the top?
Asked by Lovely - Sun Jan 13 18:38:35 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they dont NEED it! but they LOVE to swim through the bubbles at fast speed. lol. well at least all my fish did. if you have one just keep it in there. but if you dont have one, dont worry they can live just fine witghout one. lol.
Answered by 25 weeks preggo with my boy - Sun Jan 13 19:57:24 2008
Q. Do Betta's like currents? Should I just take it out or keep it near the top?
Asked by Lovely - Sun Jan 13 18:38:35 2008 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. they dont NEED it! but they LOVE to swim through the bubbles at fast speed. lol. well at least all my fish did. if you have one just keep it in there. but if you dont have one, dont worry they can live just fine witghout one. lol.
Answered by 25 weeks preggo with my boy - Sun Jan 13 19:57:24 2008
Airstone bubbles into the Filter?
Q. My airstone is directly under the intake of my filter. The filter is making sounds and air bubbles are coming out of the output of the filter. Is that bad?
Asked by Johnny C - Thu Mar 29 13:25:32 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Move the air stone. Its not really bad but if the filter is sucking in large bubbles of air it could be putting unneeded strain on it...and it will wear out much faster than normal.
Answered by Mr.Robot - Thu Mar 29 13:45:17 2007
Q. My airstone is directly under the intake of my filter. The filter is making sounds and air bubbles are coming out of the output of the filter. Is that bad?
Asked by Johnny C - Thu Mar 29 13:25:32 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Move the air stone. Its not really bad but if the filter is sucking in large bubbles of air it could be putting unneeded strain on it...and it will wear out much faster than normal.
Answered by Mr.Robot - Thu Mar 29 13:45:17 2007
Should airstones in aquariums be on all day? And which is better, airstone with micro bubbles or large ones?
Q. Just wondering because I am still kind of new to keeping fishes. I have a EHEIM 2128 canister filter that does break the surface.
Asked by MyrKeD - Thu Jul 12 01:23:37 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Air stones don't need to be left on all day, and they are not even needed at all IF you have filtration that breaks the surface of the water (like a hanging power filter or air pump driven filter). If your air stones are the only thing disturbing the surface of the water then you should keep it on at all times. You'll find many experienced fish keepers, including myself, don't use them because they don't like the noise or look of them because the filters do the job. Small bubbles or large, both accomlish the same thing - choose which one you like better.
Answered by Ghapy - Thu Jul 12 09:03:57 2007
Q. Just wondering because I am still kind of new to keeping fishes. I have a EHEIM 2128 canister filter that does break the surface.
Asked by MyrKeD - Thu Jul 12 01:23:37 2007 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Air stones don't need to be left on all day, and they are not even needed at all IF you have filtration that breaks the surface of the water (like a hanging power filter or air pump driven filter). If your air stones are the only thing disturbing the surface of the water then you should keep it on at all times. You'll find many experienced fish keepers, including myself, don't use them because they don't like the noise or look of them because the filters do the job. Small bubbles or large, both accomlish the same thing - choose which one you like better.
Answered by Ghapy - Thu Jul 12 09:03:57 2007
My airstone bubbles stay on surface?
Q. my airstone bubbles are staying on the surface of the water and its really annoying becuase the filter then doesnt make the surface agitate because of the bubbles and then the light get blocked out. 15 gallon. 25 degrees.
Asked by Harry - Sat Feb 20 14:13:51 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That happened to me before. It usually means that you either put to much conditioner in. That was me. I tested it a few times and for me it was the conditioner. So why dont u try that out? And see if that was the problem okay?
Answered by Grace - Sat Feb 20 15:04:12 2010
Q. my airstone bubbles are staying on the surface of the water and its really annoying becuase the filter then doesnt make the surface agitate because of the bubbles and then the light get blocked out. 15 gallon. 25 degrees.
Asked by Harry - Sat Feb 20 14:13:51 2010 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. That happened to me before. It usually means that you either put to much conditioner in. That was me. I tested it a few times and for me it was the conditioner. So why dont u try that out? And see if that was the problem okay?
Answered by Grace - Sat Feb 20 15:04:12 2010
A 400 liter per hour internal filter and 1 airstone, enough for a tank with 2 medium size oscars ?
Q. A 400 liter per hour internal filter and 1 airstone, enough for a tank with 2 medium size oscars ?
Asked by new2fish181920 - Fri Apr 27 06:38:44 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless the water doesnt turn green (or brown), cloudy or in any sense dirty atleast for a week then it is perfectly ENOUGH. If it is both chemical & biological filteration, the better. Though you have the best filteration never forget the partial water change for a week or twice. Anyhow oscars survive in the dirty waters too, but they get deficiencies like HITH(hole(s) in the head) looks very bad on the fish.
Answered by hhhhhhh - Fri Apr 27 07:15:25 2007
Q. A 400 liter per hour internal filter and 1 airstone, enough for a tank with 2 medium size oscars ?
Asked by new2fish181920 - Fri Apr 27 06:38:44 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Unless the water doesnt turn green (or brown), cloudy or in any sense dirty atleast for a week then it is perfectly ENOUGH. If it is both chemical & biological filteration, the better. Though you have the best filteration never forget the partial water change for a week or twice. Anyhow oscars survive in the dirty waters too, but they get deficiencies like HITH(hole(s) in the head) looks very bad on the fish.
Answered by hhhhhhh - Fri Apr 27 07:15:25 2007
44 gallon tank w/ 7 discus. 2 cannister filters. do i need a airstone fish are 5 inches to 2 inches?
Q. also how many total discus can i safely put in my tank? also do i need a protein skimmer?
Asked by fryman - Thu Jun 15 14:31:21 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are fine for the time being, but if they grow much larger you will have to look into aeration. It will also give you the ability to add two or three more discus. Protien skiimers are not necessary as long as you are sure that there is no extra food left in the tank after feeding them and plants would help.
Answered by iceni - Thu Jun 15 17:41:15 2006
Q. also how many total discus can i safely put in my tank? also do i need a protein skimmer?
Asked by fryman - Thu Jun 15 14:31:21 2006 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You are fine for the time being, but if they grow much larger you will have to look into aeration. It will also give you the ability to add two or three more discus. Protien skiimers are not necessary as long as you are sure that there is no extra food left in the tank after feeding them and plants would help.
Answered by iceni - Thu Jun 15 17:41:15 2006
Slime thing on the CO2 airstone in the aquarium.?
Q. In my freshwater aquarium in the CO2 airstone there is a build up of a slime clear thing. I this normal???
Asked by Roger C - Fri Oct 10 19:18:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's normal but should be cleaned at the next water change.
Answered by Mike - Fri Oct 10 19:23:23 2008
Q. In my freshwater aquarium in the CO2 airstone there is a build up of a slime clear thing. I this normal???
Asked by Roger C - Fri Oct 10 19:18:40 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It's normal but should be cleaned at the next water change.
Answered by Mike - Fri Oct 10 19:23:23 2008
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