Its a spunge you connect on the inlet pipe in the tank
Also get a pre filter. It helps alot. Then ou clean the pre filter weekly and the trickle filter only once a moth to 2 months
When i ran one i changed it every 2weeks
Will see if they will make the yellow. But i like the kessil design. At the moment i run 6x8000k lights and 3x6500k
ThE amazon sun kessils are 6700k. I actually like 8000K
Also using 4 because the kessils cast hard shaddows so its a way to spread the light for the plants that wil be in shadows. But like i said want...
Nope not those. The ajustable ones have a colour temp of 10000K if you adjust it to thr lowest K rating(whitest) i want lower K ratings than...
Awesome so its official ordering my 4x kessil amazon sun 150w lights as soon as the supliers open! Cant wait to get them!!
Just check the date on the thread. Its quite old
With every vag of pottingsoil i use a bag of canadian peat and half a bag of vermiculite. Need to compres the vermiculite with water to get our...
I used pottingsoil, vermiculite and canadian peat capped with filtersand and it worked great for me.
Looks cool. Getting better and better
My photo skills and some algae on the on glass pane
made some changes. my SAE's also pull out my HC urg! crappy iphone pics [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Apistos are dwarfs so they stay small wont eat small tetras. The thing is apistos pair up so the one female will be alone. Some can get very...
4 small dogs. Goes everywhere we are going. Or if they cant go with usually get somwbody to stay at my place to not just give them food. But...
Imo the congos dont look that great in a 90cm tank also had them. I would rather get smaller school fish
Check dorry pets, and petstop.
Yes you can. Corrys, some nice tetra or another schooling fish. Some nive pleco that stays small for the 90cm tank, they are aggresive against...
Would also say rainbows like dwarf neons, threadthins any kind that stays small. They are great fish. Also cherry barbs, harlequin rosbaras, or...
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