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They should be fine. A lot of corys actually prefer it a bit cooler than we usually keep our tropical tanks. Check out Planet Catfish for more details. And according to fishbase.org your harlequins live in 22C-25C, so they probably won't mind either. A lot of fish use a drop in temperature to...

Not really, but just sticking your hand in the tub should tell you whether it's lukewarm (around 25C) or colder (room temperature).

Completely missed the bit about weight :roll: If you're interested in the metric values an easier way is to measure the dimensions in centimeter: (LxWxH) / 1000 = Volume(L) and 1L water = 1kg So your tank would be (roughly): (90cm x 40cm x 30cm) / 1000 = 108L = 108kg

You two calculation should give the same result. Otherwise we might have to rethink how algebra is done: Wikipedia Most people (I think) do LxWxH but it really doesn't matter unless you're having a tank built and want to make sure the builder gets the right dimensions and that the glas panes...

That's a nice tank :shock: I have most of the the plants he used so I've now got my head full of ideas... If only I had the talent :lol: The two main reasons for me to build my own cabinet is: 1. Money 2. The joy of a finishing good DIY project. Well, I still have to finish my first project...

Cheers Sam. I've seen that one before. It's one of the articles that got me thinking of building one myself. I quite like the smooth front so I might make a few adjustment to my plan.

Hi I've decided to build a new tank stand for my 18"x12" tank, as the cheapo one I bought in Argos is starting to sag. I made this quick'n'dirty drawing using Google SketchUp: I left enough room to fit a door at a later point. Maybe made of frosted glass with "UKaps Baby" stencilled on it :D I...

Yes, yes, yes!.. A LOT of pictures and a full forensic report on the inner workings of this beast, if you don't mind. :) I bet quite a few UKaps'ers are watching this space. You do know you're gonna have to make a second batch? :lol: