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    new one for my girlfriend



    Tech specs:
    volume : 30L
    lighting : 2x 10W tubes
    filter : external Eden501 (300L/Hr)
    substrate : fujizuna (japanese volcanic sand)
    deco : driftwood, rocks

    BIO
    Plants
    - Microsorium pteropus sp. Windelow
    - Echinodorus quadricostatus
    - Hygrophylla ??
    - Eleocharis parvulus
    - Anubias barteri var. nana

    Fish
    - Paracheirodon axelrodi 9x
    - Rasbora hengeli 5x
    - Crossocheilus siamensis 2x
    - Corydoras paleatus 1x

    Invertebrates
    - Caridina japonica 4x (3 more will come)
    - some hidden snails maybe..

    Picture taken after 4 days from setup.

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    Great looking scapes..I can't wait to get my own low-tech tank going

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    This is my low tech scape. Still having fun buying new flora and populating it.


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    My first low tech tank

    1) hangon filter
    2) moss
    3) 5w clip light
    4) no CO2, no fert
    5) 10 cherries shrimps
    6) black colour gravel


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    Can anyone tell me where can I buy that ph tester on the right upper hand of this tank?

    Quote Originally Posted by wingwa77 View Post
    Set up my first planted tank set up for 2 months+. Super low tech.

    Equipments
    Five Plan Tank size 60x30x30
    Jedo 505 Waterfall style Bio Filter
    I-536 Cooling fan
    Maqnum 2 E-Ballast PL Light 55W
    Substrate : Some shiny black gravel
    No soil no fert.

    Flora
    No idea just bought from LFS

    Faunua
    1 Oto
    6 Yamato
    20 + - Guppies


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    Quote Originally Posted by TBoss View Post
    Can anyone tell me where can I buy that ph tester on the right upper hand of this tank?
    NA, SeaView, Y618
    Formally known as EpiCentre in AQ

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    C328 also have. But this can only last for half a year, get a proper test kit more pocket friendly.

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    Thanks alot people

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    Quote Originally Posted by TBoss View Post
    Can anyone tell me where can I buy that ph tester on the right upper hand of this tank?

    How does the ph tester works?

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    Quote Originally Posted by joe View Post
    Office shrimp tank ... no CO2, no fertilisers, one small filter, ADA gavel, plants only hairgrass, moss, nana & windelov

    Shrimpie tank!!!


    Moss, nana & hairgrass


    Perfect tankmates
    hi Joe, wow your moss looks gorgeous and green
    it looks very nice with hairgrass and nanas

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    This is my Afro-Central-South American tank.
    Houses an L18,L27,Lizard cat,Flagtail cat,some Otos,Sterbai,Panda,Brochis Splendes,Cardinal Tetra, Phantom Tetra,Golden Pencilfish.
    Plants are Anubias and Bolbitis.Ignore the hornwort please.
    Some pebbles.
    Some driftwood.

    2.5FT(3FT IOS) x 1.5FT x 2FT
    110W of PL light
    No Fert.No Co2
    1 Fan
    A long long wait for the plants to settle down.
    Suckerfish no eat poo poo.

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    -3 years old
    -No water change
    -2 feet
    -OHF
    -18W PL
    -No Fertilization
    -3 x Red Ruby tetra
    -1 x Rasbora
    -1 x Cherry Barb
    -30 x Malayan Shrimps

    IMO, poor photo. But then, this is a neglected tank. I never do water change!

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    quite natural looking. But your lone cherry barb and rasbora not lonely?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Xianghao View Post
    quite natural looking. But your lone cherry barb and rasbora not lonely?
    Thanks for commenting.

    Picture was taken 3 months ago. The cherry barb died, but rasbora still living. I only feed once a day, btw. a non-CO2 tank.

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    1.5 ft X 1 ft X 1ft
    Flora: Polysperma Hygrophila, Water Wisteria, Java Moss, BBA =)
    Fauna: 5 Harlequin Rasboras, 1 Oto, 60+ Cherry Shrimps, 50+ Ghost Shrimps

    Polysperma hygrophila on the left, wisteria on the right corner, java moss in right foreground, and BBA on DW =) Left the BBA alone since it stays there and leaves my fast plants alone, java moss green and healthy not bothered at all. Dont see the ghost shrimps anymore =(. No CO2, no ferts, ADA soil, WC(15&#37 every 2 weeks, no fan, no chiller, one eden (unknown brand) filter, tank stable for 2 yrs, only changed a batch of H.Rasboras and Oto, the last gen died due to old age I think. Cherries happily reproducing in java moss bed, might get nanas or mid ground plants to reduce the unnatural look of the polysperma =) Low tech due to budget constraints. No test kits, no thermometers used at all from start till now, all through experimentation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by psp1000 View Post
    My first low tech tank

    1) hangon filter
    2) moss
    3) 5w clip light
    4) no CO2, no fert
    5) 10 cherries shrimps
    6) black colour gravel

    nice tank , cool words .

    thanks for sharing
    Everyday is a learning day , No one can stop a learning Man.

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    Re: Low-tech (non-CO2) tanks post your pics!

    Quote Originally Posted by V31 View Post
    At the very beginning..
    After some time.. before "spot-algae-on-glass scrub"


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    Re: Low-tech (non-CO2) tanks post your pics!

    Here is my low tech betta tank.


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    Re: Low-tech (non-CO2) tanks post your pics!

    hi there,

    just re-scape my low tech 2ft x 1ft x 9" tank.

    no CO2
    moss
    nanas
    java fern (?? not sure :P)
    floating plants

    CRS
    Amano
    cardinal

    been running this tank for more than a year...
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    Last edited by haagen; 8th Apr 2009 at 21:34. Reason: added photo

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    Re: Low-tech (non-CO2) tanks post your pics!

    BTW, you folks can use the Dry start method to have the tanks fill in nicely, then fill with water etc.

    Or also try the Excel type dosing, then ease off that and go full no carbon enrichment once the tank has grown in well.

    Both work for good establishment.

    Here's my 3 liter nano no water change for 9 months onyx sediment etc:


    Regards,
    Tom Barr

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