3.5ft tank pics

**juggler** · 4th Sep 2003, 17:30

Took over this tank from Sherwin to replace the 2.5ft tank in the office. Setup is 2 weeks old. It's still work-in-progress. Plants trying to adjust to new environment and converting from emersed form.

Sherwin: You would be keen to see the new lighting arrangements below. 6 x 36W PL. And maximum temp is only 25C in air-con office. No need chiller.

More specs at my home page. Comments welcome.

CT · 4th Sep 2003, 19:48

Looking foward for the tank to become mature!

**aizaspurz** · 4th Sep 2003, 20:38

Nice

**hwchoy** · 4th Sep 2003, 21:10

wah! how come so many harlequin?

FC · 4th Sep 2003, 22:26

Nice!

Thanks for sharing.

Regards,

Freddy Chng
www.killies.com

**bttay** · 4th Sep 2003, 23:43

Sorry for my ignorance. Are you using the air-con trunking to house the balasts for the PL's?

Thanks.

**juggler** · 5th Sep 2003, 03:22

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On 9/4/2003 9:10:32 PM

wah! how come so many harlequin?
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Got sick of Cardinals and Neons.

**hwchoy** · 5th Sep 2003, 03:30

haiz, should try for tankful of R. pauciperforata, very dazzling under lights.

**peterkoh** · 5th Sep 2003, 13:04

Can always expect something nice from your new setup.

It is already looking good at 2 weeks old !

Keep us posted.

peter

**Fei Miao** · 5th Sep 2003, 13:09

Veri Nice!

Can drop by your office to see the real thing?[

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**juggler** · 5th Sep 2003, 13:47

Peter: Hope it turns out as I visualised.

Fei: Feel free to visit.

**Simon** · 5th Sep 2003, 16:24

your ludwigia sp. growing very nicely. reserve for me a E. oriental plantlet will you?

**juggler** · 2nd Oct 2003, 18:13

Since everyone showing tank updates, might as well add on...
Tank is maturing very quicky about 5 weeks after setup. Needs trimming soon.

Lace plant perked up in the 25C air-con chilled water.

**Aquabeanz** · 2nd Oct 2003, 18:37

ThumBs UP ~!~!~!~!
Waiting to see the whole lawn of flora thrive....

**hwchoy** · 2nd Oct 2003, 20:25

how you keep your HG under control huh?

**kingpin** · 3rd Oct 2003, 00:04

Wow....the lace plant is beautiful. No sign of algae on it. Stunning

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**Kingfisher** · 3rd Oct 2003, 02:27

Will the snails eat the plants?

**geoffrey** · 3rd Oct 2003, 09:01

Looks like your Harleys are schooling now : )

**juggler** · 3rd Oct 2003, 09:20

Choy: The HG grows very slow leh. Waiting for it to cover up the gaps.
Wei Cheng, KingFisher: The Ramshorn snails and Otos help keep the lace plant clean. Ramshorn only eat dead and dying leaves. So not too much of a worry to me.

Any comments/suggestion are most welcome. Cheers!

**ah tong** · 3rd Oct 2003, 11:17

Brother Juggler,

I admire your tank man!! All lush and healthy lookin!

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