Superman
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I forgot to add, I'd love to keep discus. Although they need a big tank, think that would be worth it.
saintly said:Superman said:Other than that, find a girlfriend...
you think a tank is hard work? high maintenence? .....
your in for a shock!
Themuleous said:If I did anything is would probably be several 60cm scape's. Nice size to work with, but not to much hassle to redo every 6 12 months as my mood takes me.
jay said:Aiming to set up a 4x2x2 ft Discus tank, full on nature aquarium, medium lighting good soil, long term, low maintenance.
Heckel and Alenquer discus. Some shoaling species, maybe. Might just keep it discus.
Filled with moss and ech. tenellus floor, microsorum 'narrow' and bolbitis on tall wood structures, crypt balansae and ech. horemanii.
Just thinking about the water changing in a larger tank, I dread the thought of WC on my 30 gal every week 😱
Themuleous said:unless I lived in a very soft water area, I guess.
aaronnorth said:jay said:Aiming to set up a 4x2x2 ft Discus tank, full on nature aquarium, medium lighting good soil, long term, low maintenance.
Heckel and Alenquer discus. Some shoaling species, maybe. Might just keep it discus.
Filled with moss and ech. tenellus floor, microsorum 'narrow' and bolbitis on tall wood structures, crypt balansae and ech. horemanii.
Just thinking about the water changing in a larger tank, I dread the thought of WC on my 30 gal every week 😱
You could get a pump to empty it like this viewtopic.php?f=20&t=1729 although it doesnt have to be that complicated, just get a pump and empty it down the sink or ooutside. Then get a hosepipe and fill it up. You could do an all in one system like that or get a python.
lower cost of living over there. I will of course then be even happier due to there not being so much rain and not so many moaning brits. lol (this of course means I shall be staying well away from the Brit-packed Algarve