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3 pointsThanks for the advice guys! I re-scaped the tank tonight without the stone. will post a pic tomorrow when the dust settles ;) atleast I'll have more room for the plants and shrimp now.3 points
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3 pointsA new full tank shot, plants were starting to pearl so the bubbles make it difficult to photograph. and some fishy shots, they are a lot harder to photograph than shrimp!3 points
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3 pointsToday is R U OK? Day. Just remember to take the time to check if people you know are ok. Sometimes just asking the question will help. So are you ok?3 points -
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2 pointsIt looks like one female dropped her eggs, whilst the other held. Still waiting on a hatch. The shrimp seem really happy in their new tank.
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I use the up aqua pro z series to. Got 2 on my 4ftr but only running 1 atm1 point
1 pointKeep coming back to suss this tank out, love that HC, also the positioning of the stones as well.1 point
1 pointTry dripping in the new water. So its not such a drastic change to rule out water change parameters being way off. DIY your own drip system using some air hoses.1 point
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Well is this next tank for plants? Or shrimps? The shrimps will look better with a whiter light. But if you go with a shallow bookshelf tank, you can get away with a cheaper, not so expensive unit.1 point
I run a 90cm BeamsWork LED on my 3ft Mr Aqua bookshelf, well did anyway.1 point
Up Aqua I ran U and Z version. There are lots of options out there, including building your end via a non sponsors website.1 point
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I'm tempted to get one of those "bookshelf" tanks or the "shallow" ones. I'm not a fan of normal 3ft and 4ft tanks.1 point
LOL, one of a kind unfortunately atm. I may have a couple somewhere with the old logo.1 point
1 pointLHS cleared of all choc cherries now: RHS currently only housing natives, here are a few giving a wave
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1 pointBloody friday. bloody marys are a hard one. They are very orange untill 20mm then boom! Some turn Blood red some stay orange. A very hard line to selecticely breed. Using a bare bottom tank to make it harder for then to colour up well those that look like they have been fed a high "blood" diet make the cut lol. P.s im a bit behind most people as i gave up on them a few years ago.....got the fire in my blood back.1 point
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