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Ok thanks for that
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Ahh gotcha. Would those links be suitable? Thanks
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when you say led tiles do you mean led spotlights? if not could you please clarify? thanks
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ok cool thanks. [email protected] what light were you referring too? Thanks kinnadian that's happened to be one of the sites I was looking at. Another site I was looking at was0
http://www.aquastyleonline.com/categori ... oller-kit/
http://www.aquastyleonline.com/categori ... rless-kit/
http://www.aquastyleonline.com/categori ... oller-kit/
has anyone tried these or have any opinions? also were would I get a heat sink from? thanks again
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otherwise what would a good diy kit be? I can solder and so don't mind I just want to get the best bang for my buck
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thanks for that what plants are you growing under it and how deep is your tank? I only ask as I couldn't find any real information on it.
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Or detailed biuld threads. Basically its a farther son thing
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hi everyone
I have a 100 gallon, 450l planted tank which is 60cm deep and want to create an led system capable of growing medium light plants. what I would like to know is what is required for making led an system (links would be appreciated)and just general tips/suggestions or alternative options. thanks in advance
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very cool
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hi everyone i am wanting to purchase a CO2 bottle but lack the funds and when i came across this it gave me an idea but what i wanted to know is has anyone else tried this? http://www.ukaps.org/forum/threads/fire ... r-co2.266/
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It depends on the size of the tank for e.g. i use what i believe is crypt wenditi for my carpet, lovely and compact in a low light setup. Hope that helps
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I have my 450l tank currently with daltons aquatic mix and have noticed after a year my swords and crypts growth have slowed down noticeably8
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Finnex is ment to be a good brand of led
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Hi alexyay both pea sized gravel and sand both work only the sand should be quite course to prevent a build up of gas.the reason i wanted to try the organic potting mix for a couple of reasons. One is i wanted to closely mimic diana walsteds method and two i wanted to know wether i could improve on a already succesful technique.
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Yea thanks Mark thats where i got my info from but what i wanted to know is if anyone has had any experience with it?
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Hi everyone in the coming month or so i intend on setting up a medium tech planted aquarium. The main reason ive created this post is i want your feedback on the use of daltons organic potting mix as the main substrate capped with daltons aquatic mix capped with sand. Only im unsure wether it is safe as it has trichobuild whatever that is? The reason i originaly felt this product would be suitable as it contains all the trace elements my plants require and also contains a all natural slow release fert inside zeoloite. Anyway look forward to your opinions/ suggestions
Dom
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Thays a new one for me too.
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I thought warehou were deep water fish? :cophot:
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Its waikato university. Were did you get those warehou from and whats that creature in post 2 photo 3, looks real cool.
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Didnt realise you had that many types of nudibranchs just thought it was the clowns and that wellington slug. Awesome :cophot:
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I've kind of given up trying to register.
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for its price daltons is really good just make sure you have a good layer,
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You are better of going to the library first of and have a good old read, normally the books awnser most of your questions. Well thats what i do any way
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What kind of lights do you going on the tank. Looking good by the way
Morcs Aquanano 40 log
in Freshwater
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I know you have packed up the tank but I thought you might find this interesting
http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/showt ... p?t=415522