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    Craig's 35L ADA Nano tank

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    Hey Guys,

    Im new here and thought id share some pictures of my aquarium about 3 or so months old Im 14 years old and have been keeping fish for about 5 years now

    Im from Australia, a really nice place, but in W.A we have some strict laws regarding import of plants, which makes it hard to get a good collection of rarer plants.

    The tank is 45cm and runs of pressurized co2 and ADA fertz and aquasoil.




    Im hoping to enter this in the ADA 2008 comp, so any ideas you can give me to improve will be greatly appreciated!

    Craig

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    Very nice setup. Small and neat!
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    Planted tank: Melanotaenia Lacustris, Melanotaenia Parkinsoni, Melanotaenia Praecox,
    Glossolepis Incisus, Melanotaenia Maccullochi, Melanotaenia Boesemani, Iriatherina Werneri, Barilius Canarensis

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    nice nice nice...btw what's the brand of filter you are using?

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    your filter seems to be leaking
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    Hi Craig, didn't expect you to be so young and a big mind. This is an excellently presented aquascaping with good composition. I like the choice of your DW centre placement, hopefully will not cover by plants too much cause it's a main attraction. The plants are pretty and healthy, there is a small problem on the left foreground that the HC not fully covered or is it intended this way. Last add some schooling colourful fishes to make it lively. Other than that everything is perfect, my 2 cents thought. See your tanks in the ADA contest. Cheers.
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    The overgrown background plant (are those Blyxa?) reduces the depth of the tank... but then they are so healthy looking... gonna be a waste to "thin" them

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    Good luck for the ADA competition Craig!

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    Nice setup.

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    Very Nice

    Cheers

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    wow that is awesome. I admire how beautiful your tank is.
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    Cheers

    Thanks for the support guys

    Yea the filter leaks, a bit dodgy. Its a Tom rapids mini cannister.

    The foreground on the left is still to fill out.

    Im hoping to add some tread fin rainbows (an Australian native fish )

    Will keep you all updated

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    Was wondering how come the filter sits nicely in the mini tank on your right, able to silicone the leaks ?

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    If i silicone the leaks, i wont be able to open it up to clean etc

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    Welcome to AQ, excellent scape. The plants looks healthy. How big are tread fin rainbows? Since this is a small tank, smaller fish will look better overall.
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    Thankyou

    Thread fins are 3cm maximum size.

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    Great job! Care to share your tank details like lighting, CO2, fert? i have an ada tank of similiar size to yours. If you are keen, you can take a look here http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...ad.php?t=39344

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    Thumbs up Very nice

    Very Nice scape William

    Lighting: 2x36W CF. 1x 6500K and 1x 10000K
    Co2: Pressurized at about 1.5bps.
    Fertz: ADA step 2, Brighty K, Special lights, Seachem excel - daily and iron every few days.
    Fauna: 2 Ottos, 1 SAE, 20 or so Black more river Caradina (shrimp)
    Plants: HC, Blya, Xmas moss, D.Diandra, Crypts, Anubias.

    Thanks all

    Craig

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    Hi Craig

    I wonder whether it is possible to get the 2X36W light set online? I have been trying to get this type of lights in Singapore but I cant find any. How long is your lighting duration? 8hrs?

    Great job! There are no signs of algae in ur tank
    Last edited by williamng; 12th Apr 2008 at 21:28. Reason: typo

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    Quote Originally Posted by williamng View Post
    Hi Craig

    I wonder whether it is possible to get the 2X36W light set online? I have been trying to get this type of lights in Singapore but I cant find any. How long is your lighting duration? 8hrs?

    Great job! There are no signs on algae in ur tank
    2x 36w are quite common? Both qianhu/delightings and NA no stock?

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    CF is not very common over here... do not know why

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