Reply With QuoteI feel fluval specs looks much nicer.. btw i’m using rainbow r300, quite good too and cheaper
Hi everyone.
Trying to set up a nano tank. Looking at
1. Rainbow R250,
2. Ocean free nano space 1 (16litres)
3. Fluval spec v.
I realise that all three are similar in some sense but the Fluval Spec v is more expensive. Any advice on which one is better? I intend to keep a betta fish and maybe a few small fishes that can live with the betta fish. Not intending to do live plants too.
Thank you
I feel fluval specs looks much nicer.. btw i’m using rainbow r300, quite good too and cheaper
Did you do any modification to your rainbow tank?
Somehow there are few different kinds of rainbow tank?
This one has a box to contain the bio media http://www.qoo10.sg/mg/413491705
While this one has a bag http://list.qoo10.sg/item/RAINBOW-AL...WITH/410037277
I prefer the box version, easier to clean. I swap the lights suitable for lights, and also put a mesh at the inlet, so my shrimps won’t get into the filter
Thanks for the reply. In the end i did not get any of those haha. Decided to get a marine gex tank with Gex slim filter.Originally Posted by Saint888
Cool. What fish u keeping?
Haven decided yet but most likely betta with a few small fishes. haha.
Anyway, anyone knows where I can get those small bags to hold the bio media?
Most LFS should have, I saw at seaview, fishy business
Thank you
I have a question: i just saw alot of bubbles at the surface of my tank. Anything wrong. Just started cycling with 4 fishes
It’s normal for new start up tanks. Fishes will be stressed if your tank is still new due to high ammonia and so.
You can try seachem prime and stability to speed up the process of cycling.
Are the bubbles harmful? I took a pic but cant seems to upload here
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