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Thank you. The tank is about 2 months old and this is not the final setting. I took out all the branches of plums because they have emitted a lot of tannin and the water was yellowish. I put the branches in a bucket with water and I will bring them back after some time. In the meantime, I've added more sagitaria. Original wish was to make a scape with path and meadow beside, in corners as a forest. I soon realized that it would not be easy in such a narrow tank. We'll see which way this scape will go.

I would like to introduce to you the last of my DIY aquarium. Dimensions 117 x 27 x 40 cm 126 litre Glass removed from old windows 6mm, bottom 10mm DIY glass filter with pump 880 l / h, 100w heater, lighting 3 x energy-saving bulbs 32W 6500K All DIY, cheap or free. I used a substrate for flowers, PH<6, the ratio of ingredients is not exactly ideal but is tested and efficient enough. Above the substrate is sifted gravel 2-5 mm. I do not add the micro and macro elements, only CO2, DIY, of course, with the yeast and sugar. Plants: microsorum pteropus, ludwigia repens, bacopa australis, sagitaria subbulata, cryptocoryne wendtii and pontederifolie, some guppy gras, star grass, nana petit and lemna minor. Fish: platy, platy variatus, wcmm, neon tetra, corydoras paleatus and albino, velifera, ancistrus. Around 40 fish. There is lot of rcs, ramshorn, mts, and a few clea helena. Light unit, not yet painted :facepalm: Filter Filter behind the tank And here's an LQ video So feel free to comment on

Hvala i bolje vas našao :bggrn: Thanks for the welcome. I hope a nice gathering here.

Hello everyone. I will try to move with my family to New Zealand. Before that, I want to find out more about our favorite hobbies in New Zealand. So, here I am. :happy1: