Tom
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... after trim
Same here, but I'm forcing myself away from that! I'd end up only ever using Java Moss!
Same here, but I'm forcing myself away from that! I'd end up only ever using Java Moss!
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"Prairie Lands"... job done
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Mark Evans
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... The aim for final photos!
I've added 6 golden gouramis. Once they settle down, they should look OK. until then, I'll keep the rasboras, in case i go off the gouramis and end up deciding on a large shoal of rasboras.
Here's a few snaps. This will be the Aim for the final bunch of photos. I'll take more time on them of course.
please feel free to comment.
I've added 6 golden gouramis. Once they settle down, they should look OK. until then, I'll keep the rasboras, in case i go off the gouramis and end up deciding on a large shoal of rasboras.
Here's a few snaps. This will be the Aim for the final bunch of photos. I'll take more time on them of course.
please feel free to comment.
Mark Evans
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... The aim for final photos!
Hi Jek. Yeah, their great little things. They'Ve settled in a treat.
Hi Jek. Yeah, their great little things. They'Ve settled in a treat.
Mark Evans
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... The aim for final photos!
about 6cm.
The tank wont be running long enough for them to get to their proper size.
JEK said:
about 6cm.
The tank wont be running long enough for them to get to their proper size.
Mark Evans
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... The aim for final photos!
I've lost the 2 weakest gouramis. They were a little 'tired' looking in the shop. Their now in fishy heaven.
The other 4 are fine and very active.
I've lost the 2 weakest gouramis. They were a little 'tired' looking in the shop. Their now in fishy heaven.
The other 4 are fine and very active.
Piece-of-fish
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... fishy heaven
RIP fish.
Liking your fish choice and prefer the white background. It adds more perspective.
RIP fish.
Liking your fish choice and prefer the white background. It adds more perspective.
Mark Evans
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... fishy heaven
I did initially, though I've gone off them :?
I may revert to my old plan of a shoal of platinum/gold tetras...i can just see a 50 strong shoal
Piece-of-fish said:
I did initially, though I've gone off them :?
I may revert to my old plan of a shoal of platinum/gold tetras...i can just see a 50 strong shoal
Ian Holdich
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... fishy heaven
how are the Gouramis coping with all that flow?
how are the Gouramis coping with all that flow?
Mark Evans
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... fishy heaven
fine mate. It's not as bad as you might think.
ianho said:
fine mate. It's not as bad as you might think.
Piece-of-fish
Member
Re: "Prairie Lands"... fishy heaven
Something new is always good. Harlequins are too much used these days. You see them everywhere. And me myself had them for the last year. Got bored of them. Tetras is good choice as is guramis. Your scape is very fresh and unique. Dont go the same path as everyone. No to harlequins for me
Mark Evans said:Piece-of-fish said:
I did initially, though I've gone off them :?
I may revert to my old plan of a shoal of platinum/gold tetras...i can just see a 50 strong shoal
Something new is always good. Harlequins are too much used these days. You see them everywhere. And me myself had them for the last year. Got bored of them. Tetras is good choice as is guramis. Your scape is very fresh and unique. Dont go the same path as everyone. No to harlequins for me
Mark Evans
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... fishy heaven
Cheers mate. I feel that the scape is a bit different from the 'norm' and for the first time, fish choice is important to me. I rack my brains constantly.
interesting...
The only thing they'd have is a luminaire
Piece-of-fish said:
Cheers mate. I feel that the scape is a bit different from the 'norm' and for the first time, fish choice is important to me. I rack my brains constantly.
Gill said:
interesting...
Gill said:
The only thing they'd have is a luminaire
Mark Evans
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... fishy heaven
hi. Yeah sure.added to first page to.
Tank: 120 x 45 x 45 optiwhite from aquariums ltd
Lighting: Arcadia 4 x 54wt5 (running 2 x 54t5)
Filter: Aquadistri 1500LPH
Co2: pressurised via in line diffuser (2 hours before lights on- 2 hours before lights off)
Ferts: EI via spoon (dry)
Substrate: Columbo flora base x 5 10L
Plants: Aquafleur: e acicularis, lilaeospis; crypt species, and tenellus.
SniperLk said:
hi. Yeah sure.added to first page to.
Tank: 120 x 45 x 45 optiwhite from aquariums ltd
Lighting: Arcadia 4 x 54wt5 (running 2 x 54t5)
Filter: Aquadistri 1500LPH
Co2: pressurised via in line diffuser (2 hours before lights on- 2 hours before lights off)
Ferts: EI via spoon (dry)
Substrate: Columbo flora base x 5 10L
Plants: Aquafleur: e acicularis, lilaeospis; crypt species, and tenellus.
Mark Evans
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... fishy heaven
Tomorrow, or even tonight, i'm going to trim the tank. Tenullus is like a weed now.
I may record it for anyone that interested
Tomorrow, or even tonight, i'm going to trim the tank. Tenullus is like a weed now.
I may record it for anyone that interested
Mark Evans
Expert
Re: "Prairie Lands"... fishy heaven
here's the pre trim look...ignore the cheapo tree.
you may notice how high the lights are?...and thats just 2 x 54wt5 for control over the whole tank
I'll follow this up later.
here's the pre trim look...ignore the cheapo tree.
you may notice how high the lights are?...and thats just 2 x 54wt5 for control over the whole tank
I'll follow this up later.
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Anonymous
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... pre-trim
You definitely need a couple of sheep to do the job for you.
Where's the true English lawn mate? Getting lazy eh? You could get a fine for that!
Keep up the good work mate, I love the grass, makes me hungry even if I'm a true carnivorous
Cheers,
Mike
You definitely need a couple of sheep to do the job for you.
Where's the true English lawn mate? Getting lazy eh? You could get a fine for that!
Keep up the good work mate, I love the grass, makes me hungry even if I'm a true carnivorous
Cheers,
Mike
Mark Evans
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Re: "Prairie Lands"... pre-trim
bored mate, not lazy
clonitza said:
bored mate, not lazy
