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Need custom lily pipes?
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um, according to schedule, next week on Thursday!!!! I dont know if we will DIY a new stand or just mod this one. I took apart my old tank today, and returned all the fish to my lfs. I hope we DIY a new stand, because the stand is not tooo nice. I still need a heater, though it is hot, it will get cold in da winter.
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#95 (permalink) |
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Need custom lily pipes?
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UPDATE 4/24/08
I'm just gonna get some Marisa cornuarietis (kind of Apple snail from SA) and they will take care of algae. My new stocking list for a Llanos swamp plain biotope: 1 pair of Blue Rams 14 pristella maxillaris (xray tetra) or 14 hyphressbyron sweglesi (red phantom tetra) 1 clown pleco 4-6 Marisa cornuarietis wat do you think? all are SA native to the Llanos plains!!! this tank will be completely of the Orinoco subsection, the Llanos plains. They are basically swamp lands left from the floods and fill up during the wet season and fish go in and out, but if they stay too long, they get trapped. Will try to post pics later of equipment bought, my bro is being kind of a$$y, lol -Nick |
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Plecos have no place in a 20gl IMO, they get too large and produce way too much waste, even the smaller ancistrus species and the like will fit but are still heavy waste producers in a small volume of water. Not to mention plecos aren't very reliable algae eaters, it's the heavy protein requirement that makes their diet turn to sludge in the tank. I would personally save the space for a group of Otocinclus, they are more entertaining and do a great job on certain types of algae. Ditching those two options from the list will allow you greater room for more schoolers, although I would cut the tetra schools you listed in half. Technically that's still well over the "inch per gallon" guideline that everyone follows, but with enough biomedia in the filters (I would get a small canister filter for more room) and enough space for them to swim, I could see 14 tetras feasible in a 20 long with plants, although regular 20gl tanks fill up quick with stock and it becomes very distracting IMHO. |
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I thought you were going to have shrimp in this tank? I'm probably behind by now though (it's been a few hours) LOL- just pulling your chain
It's looking good Fish!
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Laura Lee; 29gal, 46gal,and 90gal FW planted in progress- see my journal at http://forums.tfhmagazine.com/viewto...p?f=82&t=23207
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