Alastair
Member
whilst my big tanks growing in and i get round to adding the rest of the plants to it, i thought id make a start on my spare 100 litre tank for a few crystal shrimp soon.
couldnt think of a title name but considering the scape uses black lava i thought id just use the spanish pronunciation as its name.
tank specs: 60x38x38cm
filtration: eheim liberty 2042
lighting: Fluval Aqualife & Plant Multi Spectrum Nano led.
Substrate: Tmc Nutrasoil Black
Hardscape: Various sizes of black lava rock given to me by a friend and Unipac Black Lava Rock.
a nice rooted piece of driftwood and a thin piece of redmoor
Plants: Low maintenance ferns, anubias and little moss.
just waiting for my eheim liberty so using a little fluval u1 just for now.
heres the tank before starting
im very interested to see how the fluval aqualife tile performs.
Out of the box it feels really well built and solid, and was very simple to put together. i just had to attach the fitting to the glass and attach the tile to the chrome light arm. its around 7800k but gives off a lovely color and even though its not meant to you can raise it giving a wider spread, although it looks great pushed down as it gives shade to the side of the scape. currently its up.
http://www.ukaps.org/forum/KineticUploader/up.html#
start of set up
just uploading some pics to flickr now 🙂
couldnt think of a title name but considering the scape uses black lava i thought id just use the spanish pronunciation as its name.
tank specs: 60x38x38cm
filtration: eheim liberty 2042
lighting: Fluval Aqualife & Plant Multi Spectrum Nano led.
Substrate: Tmc Nutrasoil Black
Hardscape: Various sizes of black lava rock given to me by a friend and Unipac Black Lava Rock.
a nice rooted piece of driftwood and a thin piece of redmoor
Plants: Low maintenance ferns, anubias and little moss.
just waiting for my eheim liberty so using a little fluval u1 just for now.
heres the tank before starting
im very interested to see how the fluval aqualife tile performs.
Out of the box it feels really well built and solid, and was very simple to put together. i just had to attach the fitting to the glass and attach the tile to the chrome light arm. its around 7800k but gives off a lovely color and even though its not meant to you can raise it giving a wider spread, although it looks great pushed down as it gives shade to the side of the scape. currently its up.
http://www.ukaps.org/forum/KineticUploader/up.html#
start of set up
just uploading some pics to flickr now 🙂