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Here is the current setup, with 10 Taiwan Bee and 10 Blue Velvet shrimp. Unfortunately, 2 ottos have already died but my guess would be that is because of the lack of plants. One of my berried bee's: And here are the plants in the CO2 tank, to be transferred to my main tank this week:

Yesterday i hooked up the Thermostat protection device. Basically it is just a relay/switch with a temperature sensor. I have configured it such that below 27 degrees it turns the socket on, and above it it will be turned off. If i then connect the Hydor heater it can never 'boil' my fish in...

Well this is the current setup (with the old light and old (corner) filter); As you can see, quite some surface film already; the surface skimmer on the OUTFLOW (video review of it) also prevents little shrimp to end up in my filter.

As in, not the default Eheim pipes? I was actually planning on using glass pipes as outflow, with a surface skimmer on it, like this one: But this comes with 2 problems: 1) The skimmer can be sucked down if you have to much flow (meaning you have the chance that little fish and shrimp get...

Hi @ScapingScotsman unfortunately that is a 'different' Gilles. I own and operate the Dutch fertilizer webshop, the other Gilles owns and operates the blog and a Belgian fertilizer webshop. However we are named the same which sometimes generates confusion.

Bump.. anybody? In the meantime i've acquired the following (future proof) hardware for the tank: Milwaukee MC122 pH controller 6kg CO2 tank Dennerle CO2 solenoid + non return valve Hydor inline heater 300w (1) AQUARIO Neo Flow In-/Outflow Set Premium + filter guard Twinstar light III 450SA...

Aren't you worried the filter flow would be to much for this tank?

Hi all! In the past I've had multiple aquariums equipped with either sumps and sand filtration or external filters, all of them combined with massive PVC plumbing and 'bored out' AquaMedic 1000 reactors to increase flow. Some even had automatic water change with RO based on water sensors. I...

Wouldn't you get a huge reflection in the window if you flash also from the front?

Really great tank and wonderfull pictures! Did you mention something about your camera/lens/settings and technique for shooting those pics? I think i missed it.. :p

Hi Toon, how the heck do you get such great macro photos? Camera/lens/flash details pleaeaease!

Wohly sh*t that is one huge tank! Do you do automatic water top off?

Hi Too, few questions: 1) If i calculate this tank dimensions correctly (are they in inches?) then it would yield to: 188cm wide x 112cm deep x 62cm high but that doesn't seem to reflect on the picuture. Am i correct on the sizing? 2) Can you comment on what fertilizer regime you used? E.g. how...

Nice work!

Cool idea Jose!

Cool, if you have any more information or websites with demos i would love to learn how to do it! So far i've found: Nesting sequences | Learn Premiere Pro CS6 | Adobe TV Warp Stabilizer | Learn Premiere Pro CS6 | Adobe TV But does the warp stabiliser also help with your moves from for...

Hi Pedro; great videos! Did you use a DSLR cam for filming this and did you use a rig for the motion effects? Can you share some tips?

Nice pics Alex! What lighting do you have above your tank and what water parameters are you aiming for? (NO3/PO4/KH/GH)

Cool! Akadama?

p.s. previously i was stocking the plants really really thight (dutch style). The substrate on the last picture is Earthworm castings (EC) topped with Flourite Black Sand. I've switched this weekend to ADA New Amazonia, so my plant scape is yet to develop.

So i have been a bit quiet over here, due to the fact that i was very busy at work and i have worked on my secret project. I've managed to finish my new tank a little over 7 months ago. Specs are: - 180x70x70 plywood tank with glass front - No stabilizers (e.g. i have full movement over the...