I am planning on doing a full rescape of my 36L tank and was wondering what's the best way to go about doing this knowing that I will likely take some time figuring out the hardscape/planting etc.
I plan to do the following:
1. Move shrimp and fish into a bucket. Have a bunch of Otos, amanos, CRS and rasboras.
2. Transfer existing HC carpet and moss covered seiryu to plastic container box. I want to keep these plants for the new scape. I expect this to be messy so I plan to keep the fish in the bucket whilst this all settles down.
3. Reconfigure lighting and filtration onto plastic tub.
4. Clean up tank and rescape.
Any risks anyone can see with using the plastic tub as a temp fish tank? I imagine it might be a bit more difficult to do water changes as the tub will be on the floor as opposed to a table top due to lack of space. The CO2 reg will also be higher than the tank, guessing this won't be an issue?
I plan to do the following:
1. Move shrimp and fish into a bucket. Have a bunch of Otos, amanos, CRS and rasboras.
2. Transfer existing HC carpet and moss covered seiryu to plastic container box. I want to keep these plants for the new scape. I expect this to be messy so I plan to keep the fish in the bucket whilst this all settles down.
3. Reconfigure lighting and filtration onto plastic tub.
4. Clean up tank and rescape.
Any risks anyone can see with using the plastic tub as a temp fish tank? I imagine it might be a bit more difficult to do water changes as the tub will be on the floor as opposed to a table top due to lack of space. The CO2 reg will also be higher than the tank, guessing this won't be an issue?