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Na its obviously the great wall of China depicted in germany?? :sml1: Yea Sam I think I will try today to design it face on

I do like the idea of micro swords but wasnt sure if leaving some blank space would be a good idea as well

This is the plan of attack on how I am thinking of setting it up. Have already found the most amazing piece of driftwood that suits the tank Any improvements I can make? Going to be using a light natural gravel as the substrate Cheers

So have finally got around to putting pen to paper to sort out a layout plan. I have decided on using four different plant varieties, they are as follows: Java Fern (Probably lace) Ambulia Twisted Val (as thought of by Sophia) Hair grass Will I be able to successfully grow these in my tank (low tech) I am hoping to get a low full grass effect out of the hair grass is this plausible? TIA Graeme

I'm pretty sure that Blackline Flying Fox's eat it but don't quote me

Thats crazy talk, this is because the goldfish food has a lot more plant matter and not enough protein content in it

A 90cm enclosure is still pretty small for a Bearded Dragon (I have 2 of them in a 2.2m) I would be more inclined to get the Leo

I have caught them wild in the Akatarawa Forest which is just north of Wellington (30Km) If I was you Snapperhead I would bring them back indoors and try warm them slowly and see what the result is, might have got to cold too quickly for them outdoors Cheers

Thanks for that Sophia. I was thinking that Ambulia was going to be one of the better plants to grow. Is twisted Val prone to melting??

Nutrafin Aquaplus is the better product IMO well worth the money. But if you have a decent sized tank (Over 200L (Still small I know)) then the Seachem Prime is best as you only need 5mL per 200L

So turns out that small Blue Planet classic 20 has turned into a hospital tank as I had a sick fighter come into work and am now slowly nursing him back to health fingers crossed. But as luck would have it my AWESOME sister has decided to give me a new Fluval Spec V as a house warming present so back to planning how to plant this one out for my puffer. Is the LED lighting on the spec V enough for growing decent plants. Its light unit is rated at 7500K.

THATS AWESOME!! I want a octopus more after watching that.

Marine fish should all be shipped/transported one fish per bag to ensure ample oxygen and avoid damage to each other.

Hey Man I would probably apply for your permit before trying to source them as DOC can be fussy about the gecko population. But goodluck and make sure you show us lots of pictures I want to do a native terrarium setup as well Graeme

Generally the pea should act as a laxative for your fish so hopefully it will process soon

+1 Navarre :gpo2:

Does anyone have a link to these sort of products on trademe? Or have some they would sell to a beginner to get them going in about a months time?

Hey Jaide I know its late notice but they have a lot of tanks on special and a few other things its a pretty good sale

Sweet, next question is what sort of fertiliser is best for a tank?

Looking good Sam, what sort of substrate are you using in here?

If I go with a High Tech system with the C02 do I still need a substrate like the aquabasis?

What is the best way of rigging up a C02 kit? If I go down this track I think I will go up to a 60cm tank and get a better effect. Probably 65L with a 20W PL bulb

Ok so looks like to get my own way of having an amazing set up tank I need to go Hi Tech What exactly do I need to do this?

How much is a bag of the aquabasis worth Sam?

Would something like this be achievable in my tank?