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Japanese ADA

NeilW

NeilW

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If you ever feel bored its worth checking out the Japanese version of the ADA website every now and then as it contains quite a few goodies that don't appear in their own 'english' translation link.

Enter http://www.adana.co.jp/jp/ (their standard english link ends in .co.jp/en/) into a translator such as Google

How cool is this setup for a beginner?! Just buy yourself a Do!Aqua Mini, a few rocks and a pregrown wabi kusa and away you go! Have a look at the video. I wish I'd started off with that. They even provide some print out pdf instructions, a personal order form, and details on how to maintain your tank in the long run.

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source; http://www.adana.co.jp/jp/hajimete/

Anyone else up for moving to Japan? :thumbup:
 
Excellent post, that tank in itself is geams. I'm off to look at visas.
 
thanks that sound good , will have to have a look at that :) i have been on it before but couldnt work out how to translate the page
 
Garuf said:
Excellent post, that tank in itself is geams. I'm off to look at visas.
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Antoni said:
I wondered what fishes they are using for the wabi kusa? :?:
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I believe they're killifish by the looks of things as they're intended to be pretty hardy for beginners and also filterless
 
Yeah Oryzias latipes, rice fish, most likely I understand they're used quiet often in Wabi kusa for their muted colours.
 
Antoni said:
Yes that fish looks pretty hardy and suitable for unheated wabi kusas. The trouble is that it is difficult if not impossible to get hold of them in the UK :( I would love to give them a try!
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Cool tank.

The Rice fish are always available from Maidenhead aquatics, as they are a regular on the ordering list. Easy enough for them to order them in for you. Well that is the MA branches I go to.
 
Tom said:
There were some at Kesgrave tropicals last time I went :) Try ebay, they have a shop on there.
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Yeah, he should be getting some more in, in a few weeks
 
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