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I would advise against hemichromis if you want a community. My pair dug like no tomorrow, were highly aggressive and were actively predatory. I busted the 3" female happily eating adult guppies. The X. nigri on the other hand were peaceful, quite active, kept them with fish as small as...
A very cool build.
On the unusual fish front have you considered either of the following?
http://www.seriouslyfish.com/species/xenomystus-nigri/
Or
http://www.seriouslyfish.com/species/pantodon-buchholzi/
Is suspected that may have been the way it was done but wanted to see if it was some sort of black magic moulding technique ;)
Would vac forming over a single piece mould have been strong enough for the body rather than a 2 piece mould?
True craftsmanship can't be rushed....
I'm intrigued as to how the dimpled holes are achieved? if it's not a trade secret ;) It's something I do in metal reasonably often but have never seen it in wood.
Another vote for the superfish. They're probably the quietest internal I've ever used.
Aeration via air pump/high surface agitation/filter venturi will ensure all gases (including co2) remain in equilibrium with the atmosphere. There seems to be a couple of schools of thought on this.....
No...
You forgot the the chrome and nickel ;)
The reason stainless doesn't rust is down to the chrome content. When chrome "rusts" it forms a very hard and non reactive chromium oxide layer. It's this property that protects the steel against rusting. The higher the chrome content the more resistant...
For a background you could try frosted vinyl backlit with an RGB led strip, you can then change the colour to suit with the press of a button (would also make nice diffuse night lighting)
As noted catfish love to dig, my humbugs quite happily dig their own shelters under the edges of pieces of...
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