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Cossie333

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whats the name of the thing that calculates the percentage of how stocked ur tank is?
 
Hiya,
Accuracy i have no idea

Just google "tropical fish calculator" and some show

If in doubt, post tank dimensions etc and what you intend to stock

Tony
 
thanx schotty does nayone know what filter this tank has
http://www.thereefshop.com.au/index.php?cPath=33&main_page=product_info&products_id=1321
 
I would post your stocking on here and let members help you figure out your levels - - aqadvisor.com is wrong 95% of the time and can lead you to a disaster in your tank
 
like it was said in the above, you're overstocked. Maybe not at this present moment as most of your fish are still young, however as your water stats suggest (test strips or no test strips) a test strip will pick up high Nitrate, but maybe not as accurate as API or Seachem, you will loose fish in the future. But i think we have told you that enough times.
 
I would be interested to see what aqa advisor says as mine is prob overstocked but seems to be working ok at the mo. It doesn't take into account any plants. Opinion seems to be divided as to whether you can have more or less fish with plants or whether it makes any difference at all!
 
Only thing I can find on your filter, if you are using the stock one is this...

Powerhead: 400 L/hr
Filtration: 1 x Carbon Cartridge with Filter Wool + 1 x Sponge Pad + Ceramic Noodles

However, the main attraction of the Aqua One Aquastyle 380 Aquarium is the wet and dry filter system built into the hood, which provides excellent biological, mechanical and chemical filtration and reduces the technical equipment in the tank. This system is biologically far more capable than the internal filters normally found on small to medium sized aquaria, due to the higher oxygen intake capabilities of an open system compared to those belonging to a submerged system. Maintenance of the filters is child's play. No immersing your hand in the aquarium to remove difficult internal filters. You simply open the lid and (with the pump switched off) remove and clean the media cartridges. This style of filtration has also proven to be extremely efficient on salt water systems for the removal of water pollutants and the maintenance of good water quality in your tank.
 

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