Recent content by Callum

Hi everyone, I have some leftover profito that i have no use for aquarium-wise, so would it be possible to use it as a fertilizer for garden plants (chillies)? If so, how should I dose and in what quantities? Cheers

Ok, here's the thing. The sand just arrived and it's actually unipac black sand. So it should be fine i hope?

Wow, glad i thought of this before putting the sand in the tank, thanks for letting me know!

Cheers mate, much help!

Thanks, if you have shrimp are they okay with it as well? I'll probably send the stuff i ordered back, and get that stuff from aqua essentials.

I just bought this from ebay a couple of days ago: 2.5Kg Fine Black Sand Aquarium Fish Tank Substrate 2.5kg | eBay And for some reason, i only just considered that the sand is most likely dyed, so it may release toxins that are harmful to shrimp in to the water? Has anyone had any experience...

Plants looking v. nice!

Is that the 3 most recent issues? Because I think they're sending me the future ones

I just got a phone call from PFK offering me 3 issues for £3 delivered! Has anyone else been granted this amazing offer?

That's the spirit ;) best of luck and keep us updated!

Shame about the plants mate, it was a great looking tank :)

Finally an update! Lots of growth has been going on and i've been moving some plants around. I added some Hydrocotyle Verticillata in to the mix and it seems to be doing well. I've also started to grow some glossostigma in a takeaway tub on top of the tank. But now i've got a new cabinet for my...

That hardscape is beautiful i have to say. I was considering buying rocks from ebay, would you not reccommend them then?

That sounds quite expensive seeing as the ones on ebay are around £33 posted :o This place also sells them might be worth shopping around and giving them a call http://www.mgfire.co.uk/

I cannot think of any disadvantages, although you will obviously have to be careful not to overdose. Advantages are that you are likely to have better CO2 distribution throughout the tank (less dead spots etc).