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Ada 60F -go with the flow- nature aquarium
bro, what led you use for plant ?BTW, tank is slowly getting ready for IAPLC;
Cheers
i like Dutch style , can give me some advice about lighting ?
I use chihiros series led, they are all great value for the money (A series, rgb...) and come with an useful dimmer.
Advice? Powerful lightning= more CO2 and ferts ...dutch style
Thanks for reply.
You use A series or RGB series ? and it have useful ?
My tank : 60 x 35 x 35cm, ADA soil, have CO2 and i use Odyssea lighting, 1 piece with 2 x 24w T5HO
Tank have more tree with red color.
But seem not good, trees isn't beautiful
I dont know what is problems, my tank is new, 15days old.
I have plant, or buy more Odyssea or switch to use led light.
But not have experience here
You use A series or RGB series ? and it have useful ?
My tank : 60 x 35 x 35cm, ADA soil, have CO2 and i use Odyssea lighting, 1 piece with 2 x 24w T5HO
Tank have more tree with red color.
But seem not good, trees isn't beautiful
I dont know what is problems, my tank is new, 15days old.
I have plant, or buy more Odyssea or switch to use led light.
But not have experience here
Hey Cookies.
Tank is looking stellar!
Can only imagine how much of a challenge an "F" tank must be regarding having the light source so close to the vegetation, whilst still preventing algae. Have been struggling with close-to-surface Fissidens myself.
Really love how the layout create a sense of scale and the contrast in colors are so well balanced. Jelous to say the least
Tank is looking stellar!
Can only imagine how much of a challenge an "F" tank must be regarding having the light source so close to the vegetation, whilst still preventing algae. Have been struggling with close-to-surface Fissidens myself.
Really love how the layout create a sense of scale and the contrast in colors are so well balanced. Jelous to say the least
Hi,
i don't know if I should love or hate you for this great piece of inspiration You simply threw over my current plans with this awesome layout. I like everything about it and have to think about my further plans again Greak work of yours!
How did your ember tetras develop that great color? Mine are the most awesome ones i ever saw life, but compared to yours, they are just transparent.
i don't know if I should love or hate you for this great piece of inspiration
You simply threw over my current plans with this awesome layout. I like everything about it and have to think about my further plans again Greak work of yours!How did your ember tetras develop that great color? Mine are the most awesome ones i ever saw life, but compared to yours, they are just transparent.
cookie.dou
Member
Looking forward to seeing the final photo!
Hi,
i don't know if I should love or hate you for this great piece of inspiration
How did your ember tetras develop that great color? Mine are the most awesome ones i ever saw life, but compared to yours, they are just transparent.
Well thank you, shallow tanks are cool to scape and maintain but hard to balance, can't wait to see yours
My ember tetras were already this red when I bought them in my LFS 2 years ago...I fed them with jbl nanobel, nothing special.
You have to pick the best coloured one directly at your lfs because they won't get more colored in your tank as other fishes do.
Well thank you, shallow tanks are cool to scape and maintain but hard to balance, can't wait to see yours
You missunderstood me there. I will do an 80 x 40 x 40 tank soon, not a really shallow one. But the concept of your tank is a bit different from anything else in that category I have seen so far and this leads to a lot of inspiration for me
My LFS sadly did not have really red ones, but I had quiet some success giving them a bit of their color. Feeding them with daphnia and some color food once a week seems to help a bit.
Ahhh ok (Forget my english, I'm french ), awesome dimensions too, maybe my next one will be an ada 60H (60X40x40) or even 80x40x40...not too big, not too small, great depth..lot of possibilities. 
Thanks for your comment, if my tank can give others some inspiration, I'm honored
My LFS was feeding them with daphnia too, I bet it helped
), awesome dimensions too, maybe my next one will be an ada 60H (60X40x40) or even 80x40x40...not too big, not too small, great depth..lot of possibilities. Thanks for your comment, if my tank can give others some inspiration, I'm honored
My LFS was feeding them with daphnia too, I bet it helped
Teasing...
Microsorum sp trident is going crazy...3 months évolution:
And finally, my inspiration for the next scape in this 60F;
Regards,
Thierry
Hi,
Well, I decided to keep this one running till I move into my new house this Winter...here's some pics;
Treated hair thread algae with twinstar/big filter cleaning/algexit, good résults. (Black out worked but just for one week)
Cheers
Well, I decided to keep this one running till I move into my new house this Winter...here's some pics;
Treated hair thread algae with twinstar/big filter cleaning/algexit, good résults. (Black out worked but just for one week)
Cheers
LocustDemon
Member
Looking great! So do the twinstars actually work then or just a gimmick?Hi,
Well, I decided to keep this one running till I move into my new house this Winter...here's some pics;
Treated hair thread algae with twinstar/big filter cleaning/algexit, good résults. (Black out worked but just for one week)
Cheers
Matt.
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Well, IMO, twinstar help for starting tanks with low plant mass (like iwagumi style tank), but doesn't help much once established.
In my tank, filter cleaning and regular WC helped and algexit worked nicely (no more thread algae in 3 weeks).
