NeilW
Member
Hey Everyone
I know this is a bit of a strange topic in a planted tank forum but I know you guys are a great mine of information and have been infinitely helpful in the past.
Inspired from Tom's marine setup I am thinking of setting up a 15 litre nano in the kitchen in addition to my current planted nano (I'm not running away!
). After some research I am getting my head around the whole marine system and its big differences to freshwater.
I want to do things a bit differently however and use artificial ceramic rock as 1) I can spend more time and be more selective over aquascaping 2) its cheaper and 3) its pest free.
Did any of you guys have any tips on how to get this properly 'seeded'? My current thinking is chuck some live rock rubble in the rear section 'sump'?
Also while I'm here did you have any good pointers/links/useful info for a salty newbie?
Cheers,
Neil
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I know this is a bit of a strange topic in a planted tank forum but I know you guys are a great mine of information and have been infinitely helpful in the past.
Inspired from Tom's marine setup I am thinking of setting up a 15 litre nano in the kitchen in addition to my current planted nano (I'm not running away!
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I want to do things a bit differently however and use artificial ceramic rock as 1) I can spend more time and be more selective over aquascaping 2) its cheaper and 3) its pest free.
Did any of you guys have any tips on how to get this properly 'seeded'? My current thinking is chuck some live rock rubble in the rear section 'sump'?
Also while I'm here did you have any good pointers/links/useful info for a salty newbie?
Cheers,
Neil