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Have found a lovely turkey oak dropping leaves which have the same waxy polished feel as the Indian almonds. Are you thinking this is the same Mediterranean Oak?
O2 produced during the day (pearling) and consumed during the night, so yes, it's for the livestock as the co2 could theoretically could rise above the controlled injection rate. Watch for fish gasping at the surface after lights out.
Plants consume co2 during the day and produce it at night. Aeration, esp if you don't run your co2 on a timer solenoid, helps to get rid of the excess co2. Or so the theory goes.
I've tried a combination of leaves and horse chestnut seems to go down the best with the shrimps. Stripped to a skeleton within days.
Why do we want leaves that take along time to breakdown?
Cut the top off a small plastic bottle and reverse it into the body creating a small trap. Pop the half eaten shrimp in there and leave it in the tank. And cross your fingers.
I was thinking the same but thought about how I view my small breeder tanks 1x1x1 (hence the larger display format). I tend to have certain angles i return to, accidentally grown out, almost like a sketch. I wonder if a modular approach would work? split it into 6 x 1x1 blocks... mmm...
I've got an ideal space for a 6x1x1ft tank just behind the settee dividing two rooms. Viewable from both sides. Any body had a tank with these dimensions? I'm searching but not having much luck...
Laser cutting acrylic is perfect. It even flame polishes the edge for you. The only problem is on very thick pieces and the angle created by the focusing of the laser beam.
I've already made a smaller version as a prototype. I'm yet to water test it! I Might try tomorrow and take some pics. I...
We've just had a rather large laser cutter installed at work and I'm thinking of building a 2ft cube to half fill with water and grow emerged in the other half. In my smaller tank with a lid I was getting 95% humidity. I'll install a door in the upper half.
Has anybody any experience or...
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