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Im going to do a big water change tomorrow, ill try to get a picture up, havent really been keeping the journal going recently. Ive got some rummy noses, 10 of them, ermm thats all i can think of at the minute, ill do a proper update tomorrow. :)
Thanks everyone.
I think i bought around 14kg of the stone, in 2-3kg chunks but I should have got some heavier, larger pieces as the smaller ones just didnt have enough impact in the tank.
Anyone else any thoughts?
I've got some new pictures of the tank as it is today -
Everyting has been going ok, no serious catastrophes or anyhting. One of the outflow pipes and the glass diffuser managed to break while I was cleaning them, but luckily I had the tetra spare and the plastic diffuser which came with...
Hi,
Thought i'd share some pictures I took in october in Scotland.
We went for a week and the best thing was it was free as my auntie lives up there.
Thanks for looking
Alex
I'm prety certain both the purigen and the zeolite go at the top of the filter after all other media, so youd have one in each filter - thats what ive done with mine anyway. I was told to have enough zeolite to fill a tray in my ex700 and that was around 500g of zeolite.
Name: Alex Hinchcliffe
Tank Dimensions (Height/Width/Depth): 6x6.5x6.5cm
Aquascape Name: Sweet Memories...
Hardscape/Materials used: Grey Pebbles, Pea Gravel, Light comes from a desk lamp
Plants: Fissidens Fontanus
Fertilisation: Not Sure yet
About the aquascape: Errrm not much to say...
Not a lot actually, I just happened to save for a long time :wink:
Thanks Andy :) When the hydrocotyle has filled out a little i'll give it a good cut back :thumbup:
Thanks
Alex
Thanks Garuf :)
Heres some photos from tonight - there not great, i was in a bit of a rush :roll:
As you can hopefully see from the images, the hydrocotyle is sending a few new shoots out and one has reached around 6 inches high! I thought verticalata stayed lower than that? Anyway I...
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