Recent content by SuperWen

thanks all for the compliments. this year I started with 3 nanos, 50cm, 35cm, and 25cm next will be more setup, 90cm and 20cm maybe

@Nat N: I'm using local Ferts made by my friend, they called Aquaflirt @alastair: thanks..!!! unfortunately my biggest tank only 3ft long, because my dorm room only have 20 meter square and filled with 5 nano-med tanks. Maybe I will build 5-7ft tanks when I move to my house 4-5 years later:p...

thanks bro,, sending them to UK? hahaha, shipping cost will be more expensive than the wood price :p yes it is, in my country lot of bonsai hobbyist using santigi wood (Pemphis-Acidula)

These are all of my tanks created in 2012, hope you enjoy it :) Mononoke Forest Size: 31x18x27cm Lamp: Krisbow CFL 18W/6500K Filtration: TOM canister 450L/H Substrate: Silica Sand Hardscape: Lava rock, Santigi wood Plants: Weeping moss, Fissiden fontanus, Fissiden thailand, Flame moss...

Whatever the market name, ryuoh, seiryu, etc... As a geologist, it still "metamorphic grey limestone" to me :p

Re: 120 x 55 x 55 Pre trim pics. Hai Mark, I always love your tanks :) can you share this tank specification? lighting, filtration, substrate, fert & WC regime, etc thanks :)

It's not a problem to me since I'm using 2 EHEIM 2217 in 3ft tank :D

Re: Stu's 90x45x45 Dragon Stone Scape last hardscape much more better than before

max mix has adaptor pipe, so 16/22 can fit in

I recommend this:

usually lilypipes has 3 different sizes: 10mm, 13mm, 17mm (outer diameter) and hose commonly has 3 sizes: 9/12, 12/16, 16/22 (inner/outer diameter) lily 10mm fit with 9/12 hose (9mm inner diameter / 12mm outer diameter) lily 13mm fit with 12/16 hose (12mm inner diameter / 16mm outer diameter)...

My resolution is 1360x768 pixel .. LOL hahahah.. main target for this year is top 100 in IAPLC 2012

2211 is the best choice.. Me using 2213 for 21L tank :D

1st time trimming in office

CFL phillips tornado available in 2 color, warm white (2700K) and daylight (6500K) Sorry I showed you the wrong picture :D Using CFL for nano tank is very simple and cheap, but for large and tall tank it won't be efficient because the penetration rate is low