Deano3
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- 8 Feb 2012
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Hi everyone hope everyone is well, I have been a member on here for years and been lurking a lot lately, I had a ada 60p but always had problems and also the kids came along so had less time for the tank etc.
The kids are now a better age and are in bed for half 7 so should always have time for maintenance etc.i sold everything I owned last time as was decorating the whole house and no room for anything so I need to start again with aquarium tools and décor and everything. I would love a larger tank like a aquascaper 600 but currently don't have budget or the room for such a tank and to be honest I am worried I can not get a tank going properly as last time I had good filter and light and co2 and plants never properly grew 🙁.
I am thinking either a ADA mini M size aquarium or a 30cm cube (aquascaper 300) and I am thinking to try high tech or medium to high tech as want a stunning faster growing aquarium and will want minzi wood and rocks etc.any opinions and advice welcome what you think is best size and any easy maintenance filter (previously had g6 fluval what I loved)
thanks again Dean
The kids are now a better age and are in bed for half 7 so should always have time for maintenance etc.i sold everything I owned last time as was decorating the whole house and no room for anything so I need to start again with aquarium tools and décor and everything. I would love a larger tank like a aquascaper 600 but currently don't have budget or the room for such a tank and to be honest I am worried I can not get a tank going properly as last time I had good filter and light and co2 and plants never properly grew 🙁.
I am thinking either a ADA mini M size aquarium or a 30cm cube (aquascaper 300) and I am thinking to try high tech or medium to high tech as want a stunning faster growing aquarium and will want minzi wood and rocks etc.any opinions and advice welcome what you think is best size and any easy maintenance filter (previously had g6 fluval what I loved)
thanks again Dean