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Flow shouldn't be a problem, it's only 14l (12 us gal) - I'll be using it for a very minimal scape of mostly HC.

Anyone seen any aquariums with these dimentions in the UK? 35.4 X 8.3 X 9.4 Inchs: http://www.aquariumtanksupply.com/mr_aq ... 413817.php

I'll call them tomorrow - If it's just the clip then I'll pass. George mentioned it to me at the Aquatics Live show yesterday, he said something about the balast cannot hang on the side like it does? (I assume it's not waterpoof) All the other manufactures seem to stick a transformer plug on or...

Any update mate? I've got 7 of these... Do I just take them all in and swap them over?

Could you ask them about monitoring Co2?

I have a low power (atom mini-itx) server running in the cupboard also, found a 15 metre USB extension on eBay that works great!

They have the Reed\Planted tank version in stock too. Seneye reef product is aimed at reef aquarium keepers and planted aquarium owners. The device has a full light meter able to measure LUX, Kelvin and PAR. Easy to use Constantly monitoring reliable and accurate early warning...

Exchange for existing customers?

Only the smaller one if you subscribe - you can collect it from any P@H.

I've got 6 of these and they all have the same issue, hole for the wire is large allowing objects to be sucked in, bypassing the sponge. PFK have started giving the Coopet nano for subscribing - I hope they have fixed the issue on newer versions!

We are in the minority by quite a large margin, most owners will see no reason to replace the filter wondering why they are losing live stock. Low quality is not the issue, killing fish/shrimp consistently and needlessly is.

You wouldn’t buy a cheap vacuum cleaner and accept the fact it has sucked up your cats and dogs!

I can see a class action against P@H for all the lost shrimp\fish developing :lol:

Thanks, just bought 2 - need another 4 though!

Just asked them if they could add Co2, even if it's just using KH and pH, an early warning system for overdosing on Co2 would be useful for us lot!

More info on the online interface: http://www.advancedaquarist.com/blog/sc ... -interface

£99 for the 'reef' version, not bad for PAR, LUX and Kelvin meter along with free ammonia monitoring, pH monitoring, water level, general light, and temperature monitoring. They have a home and pond version which I expect to be less. I'll be getting one so expect a write up :)

According to PFK its on sale next week.

I was thinking about asking the local Pets @ Home if they can order in plants, I mean they all stock Tropica so must be a massive customer? It's a Fluval 1200 - 323 litres: Powered by 4 x 39W T5s, FE Co2, EI dosing, Fluval FX5 + external heater and Koralia 4.

I thought I was the only one here! haha I spread myself between Maidenhead aquatics (St Albans) and the Koi Co. Although both don't really do decent plants\aquascape stuff so I head online for most stuff.

This stuff is great, loaded a Fluval FX5 with a couple of boxes.

It's some old thing from Ikia - was going to take it to the dump! The glass is excellent, very clear compared to my other float glass aquariums. I spent a whole Saturday driving to 4 P@H to collect all 6 :crazy:

I win :lol:

If you pop in to your local they will search the closest stores, I found a few scattered around Herts\Beds.

Letchworth have loads, not too far from London?

Found some info on PFK: http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/c ... p?sid=4048 PAR, LUX and Kelvin light meter too apparently for £99

Anyone seen this? http://www.seneye.com/7reasons It monitors Ammonia, pH, temp and interestingly light. Could be very handy when working away from home :D

Has anyone attempted to reduce the noise from an external filter housed in a cabinet? I have a Fluval FX5 that's almost silent when outside of the cabinet but creates a loud hum when inside. Placing the filter on a towel makes a small difference but I think the enclosure is amplifying, the hum...