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ADA 90P "no name" scape
- Thread starter Jack12
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leonroy
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Beautiful setup and scape. Interesting that you've laid the aquasoil in the middle and sand along the sides. A nice reversal of the more typical 'sandy path' type scape.
I'm having issues with the CO2 bubble output on my tank too, suspect a dodgy regulator, let us know how the Fabco turns out.
Regarding the window, keep the curtain closed during the peak sunlight hours which would depend on which side of the house your window faces. Swapping curtains for blinds would help, since sunlight can really cause algae issues.
btw. what size transformer are you using with your Grand Solar light?
I'm having issues with the CO2 bubble output on my tank too, suspect a dodgy regulator, let us know how the Fabco turns out.
Regarding the window, keep the curtain closed during the peak sunlight hours which would depend on which side of the house your window faces. Swapping curtains for blinds would help, since sunlight can really cause algae issues.
btw. what size transformer are you using with your Grand Solar light?
leonroy
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Thanks Jack, looks good I'll have to order a regulator.
Regarding the Grand Solar, you're saying the Halogen (Central light) requires a 100v to 230v transformer, but the outside (Flurorescents) don't?
If you could post a pic of your transformer and what it's connected to that'd be great
Regarding the Grand Solar, you're saying the Halogen (Central light) requires a 100v to 230v transformer, but the outside (Flurorescents) don't?
If you could post a pic of your transformer and what it's connected to that'd be great
