any CS'ers into planted aquariums, shrimps, fish or aquatic plants ?
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soeypixels
Senior Member
sometimes i think it depends on luck or simple is better
most plants thrive in my tank (co2 tank) except for glosso / hair grass
fishes like discus / holland ram also breed in my tank
my friend's tank have state of art equipment + all measurement of also doesnt really work very well
but i am sure hes more experience and have more knowledge than me
i also used to breed guppies / betta
but it was all 10 yrs back
most plants thrive in my tank (co2 tank) except for glosso / hair grass
fishes like discus / holland ram also breed in my tank
my friend's tank have state of art equipment + all measurement of also doesnt really work very well
but i am sure hes more experience and have more knowledge than me
i also used to breed guppies / betta
but it was all 10 yrs back
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fotoudavid
Senior Member
depends the balls you show is the balls in your mind.... a lot different.....
snowc
Senior Member
I used to pour baking soda into my fish tank :bsmilie:
fotoudavid
Senior Member
angels body is slim so those you mention is good, keep some big nanas as well, angels breed on the leaves is fun to watch.
Sion
Senior Member
Sion
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fotoudavid
Senior Member
The balls u mention too hairy..... GF or wife may not like....... but so long green and healthy more important.
benjaminong88
Member
cold water is the best for planted no doubt.
my corys and shrimps always humping :bsmilie:
my corys and shrimps always humping :bsmilie:
fotoudavid
Senior Member
Humping???? or pumping??? whatever so long they happy.
Sion
Senior Member
snowc
Senior Member
Too bad a chiller is expensive.....initial cost and monthly electric bills :sweat::sweat:
I'm keeping corys and shrimps too.....maybe will spend the weekend on photographing them :bsmilie:
Any tips on aquarium photography?
benjaminong88
Member
just turning on the lights for them :bsmilie:
i bought 2nd hand and overpowered chiller so cut down on power usage.
haha no always cant shoot past the glass properly.
if only can grow a tank like this and shoot (credits to IAPLC 2010)
i bought 2nd hand and overpowered chiller so cut down on power usage.
haha no always cant shoot past the glass properly.
if only can grow a tank like this and shoot (credits to IAPLC 2010)
Yes
anyhow, these are my old setups
Most recent 4ft
6ft space divide
4ft
Just for fun, macro of one of my apistogramma
I can just chill out all weekend in front of one of your tanks !!!
My tank is just too crude compared to all you guys' setups
My tank is just too crude compared to all you guys' setups
Yes
anyhow, these are my old setups
Most recent 4ft
6ft space divide
4ft
Just for fun, macro of one of my apistogramma
benjaminong88
Member
nice apisto! oh god it took me a while but hi boss 
terror of AQ!
and hi fotoudavid.. i rmb seeing your 3feet scape on AQ too think at the start of the year.
terror of AQ!and hi fotoudavid.. i rmb seeing your 3feet scape on AQ too think at the start of the year.
nice apisto! oh god it took me a while but hi boss
and hi fotoudavid.. i rmb seeing your 3feet scape on AQ too think at the start of the year.
Hiya
My tanks doesn't make the cut
compared to some of my members@Kei
No, it is enjoyable at any age. The youngsters especially enjoy it, learning abit of science and also the appreciation of nature
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