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#18 (permalink) |
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I am really amazed, you must have put some serious thought into both of theses tanks.
I would like to see a close up of the inside of the stands. I still cant believe what im seeing. You definetly payed attention to every detail the tanks are beautifully aquascaped. |
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Plants I've killed: Creeping Jenny, Anacharis, Duckweed, Hygrophila polysperma, Watersprite
Plants which thrive in my tanks: Windelov Fern, Anubias Barteri Nana, Sagittarius subulata, Pogostemon Helferi, Java Moss. |
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Algae Grower
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You have a very beautiful setup here. I am wondering if you would mind posting a sketch of your schematics, something to give us an idea of how your plumbed your components together, and what components you are using.
I have a 5 gal with a dwarf puffer and shrimp, and I have been wanting to move them to a tank with fewer visible components. An idea of how you did this would greatly help me figure out how to DIY something similar! |
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Algae Grower
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The 5 gallon looks like it sits on the plumbing itself, and that there is no other support. Is that right?
Both tanks are very impressive. I am not sure what gadgets you are running, but it would be interesting to see a walk through of both systems. I am fairly certain you have more equipment on your 15 gallon than i have in all all my tanks combined, and all of them are larger (125, 55, 29, 20). I have always kept my aquariums simple, but these setups make me want to attempt something more high tech. I have to say that i am extremely impressed, and that you have done an amazing job on the tanks. |
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