JohnC
Member
Hi,
So things are finally at the stage of setting up my clearseal 90 edgeline tank. This thing has been sitting in the living room since march unused for anything other then a plant holding tank. It's also taken a ridiculous amount of time to collect the equipment i wanted. But thankfully its now all read to go!
So the plan for this one is a bit busy, mainly so I can get a lot of different types of fish in. I've been limited by my choices of late by doing simple layouts or species only tanks. The second aim is to make everything small scale livestock wise. Lots of little things or All The Little Things as i'm calling it.
So micro rasbora, scarlett badis.... that kind of thing. shoals of tiny 🙂
Kit wise will be as below.
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Specifics
Tank Size - 90x45x40 Clearseal Edgeline
Lights - 1 x Current USA Satellite + Pro Freshwater
Filter - Eheim professionel 3 1200xlt, Aqua Rebel stainless steel outtake and intake with skimmer
Substrate - TMC NutraSoil
Decor - Redmoor wood, cobbles covered in moss
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Little view from the front while i ponder wood arrangement
All needs a little clean from it's use as a holding tank
Little look at the light. Comes with a nifty remote
First of the pre set light colours
Second of the pre set colours
Third
And forth
View from the ponder seat. 🙂
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Planting wise i'm really wanting to keep the small theme with a lot of mixed ground cover between the cobbles covered in various mosses in a central area between redmoor. A meeting place for all the little things.
This was somewhat inspired by photos I was taking of the river in Costa Rica while kayaking.
I'll make an album elsewhere for the rest of the Costa Rica trip. Was exceedingly inspiring.
The redmoor arms around central cobble planting area i'm aiming to use a lot of Fontinalis antipyretica var. gigantea, which i've been growing out for an inordinate amount of time from a tiny bit i received years ago. Now I have bucket loads and have started pruning tests in the new plant holding tank. The aim is to give the appearance of fuzzy tree foliage with anubias in the lower areas, mini java fern intermixed. I'm also pondering using a smaller version of this moss to create a increased perspective on back branches. Who knows. It's a new moss type to me.
Just want to give it a try 🙂
Questions and comments welcome as always in my journals.
Always learning.
Best Regards,
John
So things are finally at the stage of setting up my clearseal 90 edgeline tank. This thing has been sitting in the living room since march unused for anything other then a plant holding tank. It's also taken a ridiculous amount of time to collect the equipment i wanted. But thankfully its now all read to go!
So the plan for this one is a bit busy, mainly so I can get a lot of different types of fish in. I've been limited by my choices of late by doing simple layouts or species only tanks. The second aim is to make everything small scale livestock wise. Lots of little things or All The Little Things as i'm calling it.
So micro rasbora, scarlett badis.... that kind of thing. shoals of tiny 🙂
Kit wise will be as below.
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Specifics
Tank Size - 90x45x40 Clearseal Edgeline
Lights - 1 x Current USA Satellite + Pro Freshwater
Filter - Eheim professionel 3 1200xlt, Aqua Rebel stainless steel outtake and intake with skimmer
Substrate - TMC NutraSoil
Decor - Redmoor wood, cobbles covered in moss
---------
Little view from the front while i ponder wood arrangement
All needs a little clean from it's use as a holding tank
Little look at the light. Comes with a nifty remote
First of the pre set light colours
Second of the pre set colours
Third
And forth
View from the ponder seat. 🙂
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Planting wise i'm really wanting to keep the small theme with a lot of mixed ground cover between the cobbles covered in various mosses in a central area between redmoor. A meeting place for all the little things.
This was somewhat inspired by photos I was taking of the river in Costa Rica while kayaking.
I'll make an album elsewhere for the rest of the Costa Rica trip. Was exceedingly inspiring.
The redmoor arms around central cobble planting area i'm aiming to use a lot of Fontinalis antipyretica var. gigantea, which i've been growing out for an inordinate amount of time from a tiny bit i received years ago. Now I have bucket loads and have started pruning tests in the new plant holding tank. The aim is to give the appearance of fuzzy tree foliage with anubias in the lower areas, mini java fern intermixed. I'm also pondering using a smaller version of this moss to create a increased perspective on back branches. Who knows. It's a new moss type to me.
Just want to give it a try 🙂
Questions and comments welcome as always in my journals.
Always learning.
Best Regards,
John