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    1ft tank low tech

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    Sharing my newly setup 1ft nano tank
    Last edited by Fei Miao; 14th Apr 2008 at 13:15. Reason: image linked
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    they way you arange those black rock is interesting, did you used glue?
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    Nope, the rocks was specially selected that allows them to stack on each other without toppling.
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    Oh you mean the back drop. I use silicon to stick them up. piece by piece.
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    Very Japanese in feel... interesting! That stem plant is temporarily there?

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    Yup to combat algea. Kind of worried that plant mass not enough but do not intend to put any more plant might spoil the look of the scape.

    Any bro have a good advice on maintaining a low tech tank of about 15 litres? I am only dosing around 2 ml of excel at the moment with 6 hours of light period (3 hours in the morning and 3 at night) with a 24W PL light. Not dosing fert, no pressuirzed CO2.
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    Quote Originally Posted by WaterH2O View Post
    Yup to combat algea. Kind of worried that plant mass not enough but do not intend to put any more plant might spoil the look of the scape.

    Any bro have a good advice on maintaining a low tech tank of about 15 litres? I am only dosing around 2 ml of excel at the moment with 6 hours of light period (3 hours in the morning and 3 at night) with a 24W PL light. Not dosing fert, no pressuirzed CO2.

    The back drop is very nice. A pairs of apisto would fit nicely with the small cave

    Is it 2ml of excel daily?
    Decided on planted tank for now

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    h20, actually no need to place that potted plant there, I got a free hortwort from Mrs Toh at c328 to help me with my initial setup to combat algae. I took them out and throw them away after my moss wall grew lush and green.

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    It 1 ml but not daily around 2X a week. any issue?
    Torque what is hortwort? duckweeds?
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    Any one knows where to get good apisto? Do they behave like african cichlids? Used to have a tank of them in there gave up on their agression towards each other.
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    1FT Low Tech (Update)

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    Tank Dimensions (LxWxH, specify units):31cm x 22cm x 25cm
    Water Volume: 14 litres

    Lighting Intensity(No of Watts) : 1 x 24 Watts
    Number and type of Lighting (FL/PL/MH) :PL
    Age of light bulbs : about 1 week
    No. of hours your lights are on : At 06 hours, 3 hours in morning and 3 hours at night

    CO2 Injection Rate (bps) : na
    Type of CO2 (DIY/Cylinder) :na
    Method of Injection (e.g. Diffusor/Reactor) :na

    Liquid fertilisers Used (Product name. E.g. Seachem Flourish) : Seachem Excel and Lushgrow Aqua, KH2PO4
    Fertilization regime (Frequency and amount per dose) : 1 ml of Aqua, 1 ml of KH2PO4 (1 teaspoon mix in 500ml stock) and 1 drop of Micros twice a week.

    Other fertilisers (Product name. E.g. Root Monster) : Nil

    Other additives (Product name. E.g. Seachem Prime) :Nil

    Type of Filter (overhead/internal/canister, Product name/model if possible) : Ehiem Hang on Filter .
    When was the filter last washed : 2 months ago when I setup my tank.
    Filter media used : Wool, ceramic rings.
    When was the media last changed : During setup
    What was changed : Wool and ceramic rings

    Age of setup (i.e. since initial setup or last major re-do ) : 1 week

    Water change frequency : na
    Amount changed : around na

    Water surface movement (None/gentle/turbulent) : gentle
    Circulation (None/gentle/turbulent) : gentle

    Tank Temperature : 26-28 degree

    Chemical Properties (Fill what you can)
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    KH (dKH): nil
    GH (dGH): nil
    pH : nil
    NH4 (ppm): nil
    NO2 (ppm): nil
    NO3 (ppm): nil
    (ppm):
    Fe (ppm):nil

    load (Number and type of fish and plants)
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    Nil Fauna

    Plants:
    1) Hair grass Eleocharis Parvula
    2) Nana "Peitite"
    3) Hornwort (Temporary)

    The growth rate of the HG is really slow and some are turning brown. I read some where this is normal. Am I right?

    1 FT 1week.JPG1ft 1 week HG.JPG
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    WaterH2O, can i know where you bought those white rocks and how much?

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    Nice to see you got the hortwort, ya, just leave them like them, just make sure they dont block the lights too much as they will grow fast.

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    White rocks from NA but not much left when I brought them about 2 weeks ago.
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    White rocks should be gone already, i was there last week to see the boraras U from colorful, pop by NA and didnt see any "white" stones, but do go and check them out, they may have hidden them.

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    Guys, Where is NA?

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    Thomson Road opp Thomson Medical Centre
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    Quote Originally Posted by WaterH2O View Post
    Thomson Road opp Thomson Medical Centre
    Thanks, will check it up.

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    The nearest MRT there is novena, if you are not driving can walk to the other side of the road and board buses infront of the eatery.

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