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Haha sorry mate, hopefully my experiences help someone rather than panic them, it does seem an overly dramatic title now I'd like to point out my flatmate had similar connectivity issues, it is the light rather than my phone, but I imagine it was due to GPS not being on when he tried I was...

Okay so I jumped the gun a bit (I've been stuck home for 6 weeks, going a bit ladida) and have managed to get it working Turns out you need to turn on your GPS as well as bluetooth, restart your phone a few times and keep fiddling with turning the light on and off I can't think of a legitimate...

Bought a Chihiros A series 2 a few weeks back, foolishly didn't test it when it arrived. Testing it now and there is no way for the bluetooth app to connect (many others have had this problem accordiung to the play store). Since there is no manual control this light is essentially useless and a...

Look for garden centres around you. Will have a selection of landscaping stone etc.

Yeah I agree, that's just how it goes though. If I actually trim then the few at the front may stay visible. Anyone know how Littorella handles being trimmed?

So I decided to get a new tank. Admittedly this was a while back and I've just been lazy posting this journal. The tank was to be in my room, opposite my bed on my chest of drawers. I wanted to try out open top and get a lot of emersed growth going and my bank balance decided on a smaller sized...

So earlier this week I spent some time trying to work down the acrylic bits to a size I could squeeze the pipes around. I'd never worked with Acrylic before. At first I tried to melt them with a soldering gun but this turned it yellow. I used a coping saw to cut the ends down to size, having to...

Incredibly I've managed to buy an inflow with 13mm diameter and an outflow of 10mm, hadn't even considered this was a possibility and I'm pretty miffed all round with the situation, No idea what to do, hose wont fit the outflow, pipes have no way of being secured to the glass, that's what you...

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How does everyone attach their metal inflow/outflow? I've recently picked up what I believe are the old Chihiros nano inflow and outflow from Aliexpress for a new tank. https://www.aliexpress.com/item/32609251100.html?spm=a2g0s.9042311.0.0.7cbb4c4d48pCwZ I also picked up some acrylic pipe...

Brilliant! Never thought of using a retort stand. Cheers for typing that up mate.

How did you make this mate? And what is the stand for the light?

1 Month update: I bought 8 Trigonostigma espei and a few more shrimp 2-3 weeks ago. One of the rasboras likes to hide under the filter and is occasionally joined by mates but comes out to feed and I see him hiding less as time goes by Following a couple of shrimp deaths I added Hygrophila...

Good job I took the photos before the melt began then haha. I take a bunch of salvinia out every few days, I agree there were too many whilst I was taking the pics. There are far fewer in there at the moment but they grow very quickly. The filter outflow is set up so the floaters keep to the...

So I decided to rescape my first attempt at a planted tank. It had been running for a year and a half or so but (aesthetically) neglected for a few months due to time constraints/health issues. The tank is a 38L Marina Lux with its associated LED strip which I am sure falls into the low light...

None, it would be considered animal cruelty

Shouldn't be a problem with the upcoming British summer then ;)

Never visited the old one but the new one is pretty nice, I recommend giving it a go some time

I am looking to get a tank about 75lx40wx30h (cm) and was wondering if anyone had experience with the Aquatic Design Centre in Balham? Was looking to see if anyone on here knew their quality before I got in contact. http://www.aquaticdesign.co.uk/aquarium-price-calculator/ gives it at £117 in...

Co2O is Cobalt Oxide not the same as CO3, don't use it. Actually ignore this, Cobalt has 2+ ionic charge, not sure what CO2O is. Still wouldn't use cleaning fluid. Pretty sure only C02 can be used in photosynthesis anyway.

Could also go for root tabs for less maintenance

I really love your hardscape, looking forward to the progression here. Any ideas on plants/stocking?

Did you manage to work this out Nigel?

How did these turn out?

Welcome Smelly

I think they are great pics mate, framing and content over resolution. Love me an image where the eggs look like they're about to escape.

Welcome Filip, that tank has been growing in really nicely

Your plants are looking good and healthy Silviu. What is your plan going forward, will you trim them or let them grow and see what happens?

Cheers, no it's okay just the scale was throwing me off a bit. I think it looks great.

Welcome Silviu

I might have to give that a go, cheers.

Welcome Derek

Welcome John

Aquarium gardens are decent in my experience and are generally well regarded round here

Cheers mate, really like the Limnophila

Welcome along

Hello and welcome

Welcome Andy, nice tank you've got there. Would you mind saying what you've got in it?

Welcome

Welcome!

Could you try something like the guy in this video does from about 5.30? Sounds like acrylic and a coping saw would be your best bet though.

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone!

I've seen this happen with a few different non-fiction books on amazon, think it's a way for the seller to stop someone buying it. Someone one told me sellers reduce the cut amazon takes if they have a certain number of listings at once. Could be their version of vacation mode. Could be a...

Nice tanks, especially like the fern orientated one. What is the floating plant you have in them?

Looking good so far, moss on those pieces is an exciting prospect.

I'd like a load of bucephalandra without feeling guilty about my bank balance

Hello everyone, hope your weeks are all going swimmingly. Pretty new to the hobby as I've been prettying up a tank at my parent's when I'm at theirs but seem to spend an inordinate amount of time looking at aquatic plants on the web. When I can afford some extra cash and have a more permanent...

Googling for a uk version of plantedtank.net having found that through reddit.com/r/PlantedTank. It was a wild ride ;)