Chops
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- Joined
- 25 Jun 2014
- Messages
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Hello everyone. Thought id introduce myself.
Ive kept marine tanks for 10 years but with the every increasing price of salt and costly equipment i decided to try a diffferent approach.
So i ordered myself the newly released aqua one aquanano 60 (100litres) and went about scaping it. I tried a few different layouts which i didnt like but finally settled on this one.
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Ive used black colombo flora base as the planted substrate and unipac maui white sand as the contrast surrounding substrate.
I plan on planting the flora base with dwarf hair grass and attatching java moss to the "tree" bogwood.
Stocking will be 20 cardinal tetras and a few shrimp to keep the algea at bay.
Im sure ill be about to ask questions when the time comes to plant and stock the tank once cycled.
Thanks
Ive kept marine tanks for 10 years but with the every increasing price of salt and costly equipment i decided to try a diffferent approach.
So i ordered myself the newly released aqua one aquanano 60 (100litres) and went about scaping it. I tried a few different layouts which i didnt like but finally settled on this one.
Ive used black colombo flora base as the planted substrate and unipac maui white sand as the contrast surrounding substrate.
I plan on planting the flora base with dwarf hair grass and attatching java moss to the "tree" bogwood.
Stocking will be 20 cardinal tetras and a few shrimp to keep the algea at bay.
Im sure ill be about to ask questions when the time comes to plant and stock the tank once cycled.
Thanks
welcome to the forum 
