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Very impressive result! Nice paint job looks really slick Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I,ve never tried it but your right, Willow is very easy to get growing. Take a living piece of willow, place in water - it will root! Alder also loves water. From fishing experience, fish like Chub, Perch and Pike love to live in the roots of these trees. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hey, just as a little addit the newatino with thermostat is black thus a bit harder to see. I have been using the Hydor in my Bro's new tank. Pretty consistent 24 degrees in a room with a temp of 20 degrees, the tank is 12 L. By far the easiest to hide in a small tank...

No, I'm a bit tetchy at the mo, pressure from work etc. I think it would be OK in a pico of that size as long as the room temp doesn't get too low as mentioned before and you are happy with 20 - 25 degrees. Cheers, Tom

What ? Does not everyone have the American Express - Magnum Gold card ? Ok, yes it's about 4 - 5 cm longer than a credit card, this was the only everyday object that came to mind. The bottom line is it's small, flat and thin = easy to hide. T

Just found my thermometer. The Hydor is heating the water (about 5 L) to a respectable 23 degrees in an ambient temp of 19 degrees. I think the thing to be aware is that small tanks are susceptible to fluctuations in ambient temp. If you live in a modern house with central heating this is not...

:lol: I should probably start actually reviewing these heaters! Provisionally the Newatino was a bit of a flop for my brother in his tank of approx 12 L. He was running it at 25 degrees but the Newatino could only get it up to 19 degrees. This resulted in mass crypt melt. He did say that his...

Thanks for the replies, I'm quite impressed to see some heaters that break the mould a bit ! Yes the Hydor is flexible, seems to be made from a pliable plastic material. I think as long as the substrate does not insulate it too much a convection current would be created (albeit slowly). Need to...

Thought I’d do a review of some Nano heaters I’ve acquired. After setting up a couple of nanos recently I found that conventional heaters are big, bulky and hard to conceal. Here are some options without the expense of a external in-line heater. I’ve not quoted prices or source, suffice to...

This is most interesting, a kin to Amano's Wabi-Kusa grower. I think it has the potential to be very beautiful as well as a good grower. Do you think you could have live-stock in it, dwarf frogs? Do you still have the "big green moss" from me ? Keep us posted, Tony