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i use a jebo 902 1200lph and its great,easy as to use and no problems what so ever great units for the money

have you tried to remove with a gravel vac would be the easyest way to remove the bird grit

hey ira go down montgomery cres and go to the electrical shop on right next to switched on gardener and speak with them as they have lots of goodies in there and good advice

you can put in bronze or albino corys they will do the trick

not a prob how many do you want? they are $10 each

tamboe,its a good idea to put your location in your profile as people can assist you better,your in aus where?great barrier reef and you have access to more live stock, the guys here can point you to some good shops as well and as the guys will tell you, build a plan and have lots of patience and buy the best you can and that will be your reward, don't do it cheap as it will cost you more in the long term the guys will help you avoid the mistakes if you listen to what they say as they have good advice and have made the mistakes themselves

booger try using it as a bio only with just the balls and no filter wool and use a air sponge filter in your tank sounds like you have a good amount of stock in your tank and your tank is prob a 200l 4ft and the 2212 is rated 100L up 200L you may want to top up the media

hey pies how is chris downs he's an awesome dude,worked with him years back at southwards and was probably one of the best to work with,always had time to chat and very pleasant all round guy and always adding more tanks lol kev

tracey they are about 8cm's at present and my lfs got them in kevin at masterton can probably get some more if you are interested :lol:

bilbo look here http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/viewtopic.php?t=2406 for posting pics

lol neither just green algae spots on the glass lol

hopefully that server will not disappear on me also got some horseface loaches coming if we can catch them,man they are fast and just crash into the gravel and disappear,very cool to watch, think i will take pic before they go into the tank lol :lol:

just got hold of four new mystus cats fast little buggers they are and very shy dam servers that don't go when ya want them too,lol

thats an awesome deal npnewbie and it sounds like a awesome tank to use

would you put a patch on your windscreen ?????

hey NPnewbie sounds like a very cool and safe tank the advantage of corner and L tanks they hold alot of water and look great too :lol: 10 mm glass is approx 360 a square metre so there's alot of glass there and being a triangle it would be very strong as triangles are the strongest shape in engineering, so how much is the tank costing from them if ya don't mind me asking

try the likes of plumbing world,place makers etc or contact a plumber and ask about suppliers from them,there's lots of places

doch its leaking due to a chip not from silicone break down :lol:

silicone the hole up and releak test if no leaks in the rest of the tank just cut off the old side and silicone in a new piece and you should be ok

in xp all you need to do is right click on pic and resize has custom option too

i agree with interfecus but do not put another male with them as he will only eat them and take the female away also if you have not already, the eggs on the bottom will hatch with meth blue being used,you can give the eggs on the bottom a gentle stir to help them against fugus. good luck ps try not to disturb the nest

hey dave nice looking set up and some great photos there good on ya 8)

lol no they are different Plate Glass Used in the past to produce higher quality glass, this technology was completely outperformed by the float glass process Float Glass A term for perfectly flat, clear glass (basic product). The term "float" glass derives from the production method, introduced in the UK by Sir Alastair Pilkington in the late 1950's, by which 90% of today's flat glass is manufactured. ok here's the site for ya http://www.glassonweb.com so any way thats why i was wondering which you used to calculate as 8mm plate is very strong,i.e. no wobbles in it unlike float glass

hey warren did you culculate as 8mm float glass or as 8mm plate as there is a big difference between the two types of glass not being picky just curious thats all

if you run your braces correctlly you should not have any problems at all, ie run bracing 50mm strips around the inside top of tank and then your cross braces,three across at 500mm spacing should do it nicely,if your not sure,just go and look at some tanks in the shops and you will be able to see for your self how to do yours. hope this helps you out