SamH

viewtopic.php?f=28&t=40474 Scroll down the page a bit. HTH

Welcome Jamie Coldwater or tropical?

A bit vague there Bobo :-? Is the tank new, used or about to be built? What thickness is the glass? If you get the glass thick enough, it won't need bracing. Perhaps ask Barrie or the tank manufacturer. HTH

It sounds like a mini photography tank to me

Like I always say "Find a photo of a tank you like and we'll go from there" 8)

It looks sad, but the dimensions given seem different to those pictured :-?

Maybe they need a wee move Ooo! That's pretty. I don't have the room to maintain it so it'd probably die but thanks anyways 8)

So to clarify, there is two tanks only? One with Lake(?) Cichlids and one with live bearers? Me thinks get a new small tank 8)

I believe that is the point

Here's a pic of the Clown Killie Zev accidentally gave me . The pic was washed out because I was acclimatizing it so I upped the contrast a bit 8) . The other Killie that came with it is still tiny so it's not in there with "the big boys". You can see him on the second to last photo of page 14, right in the middle, front of the tank at the surface.

Yeah, it's a bit great. Hoping the Rotala will pick up and show some colour soon. Yes, the neons/cardinals would go great in this tank I reckon. What's wrong with the rocks? :-?

Here are some pics I took today. I rescaped the tank again a while ago :roll: but have been waiting till it grows a bit before I posted pics here. Please tell me what you think of it. Dimensions: 600mm x 300mm x 300m (WxDxH)/54 litres Lighting: 4x 18w T8s (2x 4000k 2x 6500k) Filtration: 1x Rio 180 Internal Filter Heater: Aquaone 100w CO2: DIY 1.25L dispersed by filter Substrate: Coarse Sand Fertilizer: PMDD once in a while Flora: Bacopa sp., Hygrophila Polysperma, Riccia Fluitans, Glossostigma sp., Rotala Rotundifolia, Hyrgrophila difformis Fauna: Betta splendens, Otocinclus affinis, Epiplatys annulatus

Thanks for the link Simon It's great! I have some I took out of the 80L breeder and Hairgrass 27L and put it in this flat dish outside, in full sunlight with some tap water. I know I'll need to top it up everyday but do you think it'll work? I plan on harvesting 1/2 of it when it gets full. May add some PMDD. Thanks

I'm need A LOT of moss for my next project and the stuff I have right now seems to do doing quite well. I'd like to create something like this: http://hubpages.com/hub/Keeping-Freshwater-Pet-Shrimp What is the best way to grow Java Moss fast? Can it be grown out of the aquarium, e.g in a bucket, jar, etc How can I create that "full" effect without using all moss? Some sort of structure underneath? Thanks!

Show me a fighter who can break through glass.

They are also called "Cool Daylight"

And that's why YOU are the Sage 8) Who's are?! :lol:

6 of these guys ( ) on this page LA, anyone would think YOU have the elephant

Try a 6500k or 865 energy saver. I'm running one on my hair grass tank and it has no yellow to it at all. Comes in screw in and bayonet from Mitre10(Mega)/Bunnings. Quite cheap too. HTH

Not another boring day then? :lol:

I have corrugated plastic (from an old real estate sign) siliconed to the back of my divided fighter tanks to block the mirrored back. Not ill effects as of yet.

:lol: I usually leave it in for 5 mins, 10 mins to be safe. Or if I'm in a rush, just straight out and into the bucket of water.

*imagines cross legged elephant wearing glasses and holding a checklist* :lol: