cheers for that. i'll add them to the list along with the new NA tubes they are getting in soon. I didn't realise they sold copy ADA stuff as well. thanks a lot.
the 180 is a great size, allows you to grow stem plants that little bit further which makes all the difference "pinking" them up etc.. co2 is a tad more tricky with DIY though (2 nutrafins just about get there). i assume your using pressurised though looking at the tank so wouldn't cause you a problem.
No probs, I'm not sure if they are actually copies as such because the quality of them is really pretty good, the indicator is a rip off of ADAs 'drop checker' though
, the good thing is you only need to use one drop of fluid each time.
I am using pressurised yeah, you might be able to use it with your DIY stuff I don't know, the bubbles come out in a fine mist rather than a normal stream of bubbles. I dont know if that would happen with a DIY setup, I guess it should do. I'm looking forward to doing a planted tank in a bigger tank as I've had my 125 for years.
Thats an amazing tank you have there. I absoultly love it. You have any fish in the tank?
Thank you sir! I know what you mean you can hardly see the fish, I have a small group of glowlight tetras, ottos, 3 SAEs (great) one bleeding heart tetra and 3 dutch rams. Also loads of shrimp. I had a problem a couple of months ago with my tank and all my fish and shrimp died in the space of one evening, it was probably the worst fishkeeping thing to happen to me for years, plus after that my tank got infested with hair alage. Anyway all of the fish died save for the fish left here (minus 2 rams which I added), the one bleeding heart tetra is one of the guys that made it so I'm keeping him and getting some more soon along with some more glowlights, I reckon a few more fish are needed.
I still dont know why they all died it was either a ph crash or a biological filter crash. I've never had any probs with fish in the past its always been plants and algae that have caused me the most problems.
