plantbrain
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George Farmer said:This is me swimming in the tank during the strip down process -
Boy, that is one pasty white ugly fish. Maybe those lights will help tan him up?
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A rather large tank!
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Boy, that is one pasty white ugly fish. Maybe those lights will help tan him up?
doobiw55
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Morgan Freeman said:
I was there about a month ago, they haven't planted it but they did have a big shoal of angle fish in there. Are you from the area?
Tom
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Arrgh, when it said this was at Peterborough I assumed Crowland - I didn't know there was another one! I wondered why I didn't see it!
I didn't realise there was any BBA just before or after. There's certainly none in there now. I put this down to such a stable water chemistry with little or no CO2 fluctuations due to very small water changes 2 or 3x per week.danmil3s said:
there was BBA everywhere when i saw it before you guys got your hands on it, all over the plastic log at least. thought you guys sorted it as the guy i chatted to was blaming phosphate. When i mentioned ukaps and co2 stability, water changes in a low tec tank he said something along the lines of "well theres loads of different ideas on the net"
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doobiw55 said:
I'm about a 20 minute drive away.
Was there yesterday. There's a single Annostomus, various SA cichlids, Discuss, Angels and possibly a few others. No plants just some random bits of bogwood.
I was in there last weekend but unfortunately didn't have my camera. It's looking really good now the crypts have filled out but I need to get in there to prune the ferns back. The biggest is about 100cm diameter.foxfish said:
