Fish_Tank
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welcome to the fishroom. i'll take your tanks off your hands free of charge of you want :lol:
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your mate didn't happen to grab that 7 footer on trademe did he?? :lol:
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I have mine below the water line pointing upwards ( for 3 days of the week....by then the water has evaporated below the spray bar :roll: )
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for a small loach, i recomend kuhili loaches. they are a beautiful species. another small bottom dweller you could loom at is corys. there are tons of species and almost all are really hardy. you could prob still go with the botia sidthumunki, but they get bigger than 5 cm.....more like 8+ in the aquarium. do a google search on them
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don't forget that botia sidthumunki aren't dwarf size. I have heard of some fairly large ones
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get a wireless connection caryl :roll:
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hey, welcome. only got a 3 foot?? i thought you would have a 4 foot plus by now :roll: :lol: :lol: :P
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I'm quite willing to rescue any tanks....especially big ones :lol: of course, they would find a good home in my bedroom but yeah, it's not a bad idea. I would service fish tanks around the place if somthing was to start up
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I'm useing a fluval 203 on exactly the same size tank :lol: or course, every one knows i like cannsiter filters
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is that it?
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Hmmmmm, TC, if you find redwood more helpful than the green place than you can't have been there much maybe it's the age differance though.....they prob think i'm just looking and aren't really commited I recon organism is better for a beginner though......and have you tried talking to the dudes in the green place?? :P hmmm, I guess i'm based cause i visit twice a week
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lucky ........ I wanna be given an eheim
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I don't even try to understand it maybe that is why i'm not a reefer (and the money thing :lol: ) as long as my fish look happy and healthy and they are eating, i'm happy
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java fern or java moss will be good on the drift wood. amazon swords are a really easy plant stem plants are easy as and grow really quick. ludwigia is a good one thats a start......
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New Tank: Needs Help on Equiptment Brands Etc.
Fish_Tank replied to Joelay's topic in Beginners Corner
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New Tank: Needs Help on Equiptment Brands Etc.
Fish_Tank replied to Joelay's topic in Beginners Corner
we use the new zealand dollar in new zealand I would just go for a 100w heater for your tank BTW -
even though RTBS are aggresive, they don't hold a candle to most cichlids...so there is another reason the one caryl brought up is a good one too
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cool chris I'm not complaining about my red-ear...he was given to me
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Get a couple more and you won't need fluro tubes If you have them in the right spectrum they do more than standard fluro tubes