mattybee
Fish Fanatic
Thought I would do a diary of my "new" 680' tank, upgraded from 190l tank, and was using the rocks and plants, as well as substrate from this tank in my new once, along with new stuff.
This is the tank in the previous owners house
After a lot of F'ing and blinding, scrapped fingers and broken muscles I got it all into place, ready to fix outlet pipe from tank to sump (the radiator is turned off) next to it was the old tank
So the new sand went in and a few rocks, I filled the tank up halfway, whilst adding tap safe, sump kicked in, and then transfered water from old tank and filter media into new one. Added sand from old tank into new one, added remaining rocks, wood and plants, when temperature was up and the sump was not overflowing, in went the fish. Its still a bit cloudy even after running for a good 15 hours, but it is getting clearer all the time.
This morning
and here is Monstro, the plec I inherited with the tank - the pic was taken at the previous owners place - hes just over 12 inches long
This is the tank in the previous owners house
After a lot of F'ing and blinding, scrapped fingers and broken muscles I got it all into place, ready to fix outlet pipe from tank to sump (the radiator is turned off) next to it was the old tank
So the new sand went in and a few rocks, I filled the tank up halfway, whilst adding tap safe, sump kicked in, and then transfered water from old tank and filter media into new one. Added sand from old tank into new one, added remaining rocks, wood and plants, when temperature was up and the sump was not overflowing, in went the fish. Its still a bit cloudy even after running for a good 15 hours, but it is getting clearer all the time.
This morning
and here is Monstro, the plec I inherited with the tank - the pic was taken at the previous owners place - hes just over 12 inches long