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This is worth stalking, lol! Perfect balance for a big tank

Yeah! Game on folks, this is turning out to being a good thread:clap:

Better still, lets continue with this thread & those that are using these woods - put some pics on & let us know what problems if any you faced when you first used it... Share the knowledge peeps!

Looking at the comments here I think there is a need for a thread in the tutorials or wherever applicable for a heading "aquarium safe local wood". Unfortunately I don't have enough knowledge about the various indigenous species to start it. Think it'll be a fantastic resource for all to...

No worries bud, if you ever got any spare them pm me. Cheers

Tom that is a mighty big box of heather, u selling any?

Water changes are a must if you use ferts and co2 as excess nutrients is a sure way to invite algae and by doing a regular 25-50% water change each week if using a high tech method, will ensure there isn't an unnecessary build up in the lil tank.

Lights out will be fine. Some of us do the occasional blackouts for a week to combat algae so you'll be fine.

Ed runs freshwater shrimps and is also NA's main man in the UK. He is normally very quick in responding so drop him an email or so... Iwagumi is a good choice and once you've decided what you want to do I.e. a scape with wood only or wood & rock or just rock then you can start making a list for...

Now we are talking... aquascaping and orchids do it for me but I've never thought of starting a thread on it. Good on you mate. I did a similar thing with all of my orchids when I first bought them... Site them next to the tank and let the roots dip into the tank that had EI dosing. This seems...

Just came across the new wave tank from superfish @ my local Maidenhead aquatics - looks like a smart package with a flip up led panel which looked fairly bright. Am thinking of getting it to scape just for the lil shrimps but what do people think about it? I've tried to get some tech specs on...

These shallow tanks are something else... George what is that tmc light you've used on your 60x40x25cm set up? is it the nd tile 1000HD or the 1500xg? those curved brackets are well smart... nice scape mate

I agree with Mark, easy carbo, seachem flourish excel etc are safe to use if you follow the instructions set out. i know some folks use these products to tackle algae by concentrated doses in trouble areas, however note of caution if doing this... if you have shrimps or crustacae think of...