Hello guys.
I'm new to stingrays so bare with me please!
I have a 7x3x2,3 ft tank and I would really like to own my first stingray.
Filtration:
Eheim 2080
( From top to bottom: sponge, filter wool, eheim substrat pro/ceramic rings mix, carbon*)
switching carbon for more substrat pro.
2 300g/hour powerheads with a plastic bottle and some filter wool ( to help with the little particles and to blow the crap to the canister inlets )
Waiting on my Fluval FX6 ( hope it's as good as everyone tells me ) and I'll add another powerhead just to reduce the deadspots in the tank.
Is this a good start? I've been thru a lot of threads and I'm quite scared.. they eat a lot ( no problem with that ) but since what goes in must come out so the more the merrier right??
At first, I was hoping to get an Asian aro but since I have no hope now I started this thread again in the stingray forum.
What ray would be a good fit for me?
I'll be posting some pictures tomorrow and I'll update this as soon as there is any development.
Thanks guys!
I'm new to stingrays so bare with me please!
I have a 7x3x2,3 ft tank and I would really like to own my first stingray.
Filtration:
Eheim 2080
( From top to bottom: sponge, filter wool, eheim substrat pro/ceramic rings mix, carbon*)
switching carbon for more substrat pro.
2 300g/hour powerheads with a plastic bottle and some filter wool ( to help with the little particles and to blow the crap to the canister inlets )
Waiting on my Fluval FX6 ( hope it's as good as everyone tells me ) and I'll add another powerhead just to reduce the deadspots in the tank.
Is this a good start? I've been thru a lot of threads and I'm quite scared.. they eat a lot ( no problem with that ) but since what goes in must come out so the more the merrier right??
At first, I was hoping to get an Asian aro but since I have no hope now I started this thread again in the stingray forum.
What ray would be a good fit for me?
I'll be posting some pictures tomorrow and I'll update this as soon as there is any development.
Thanks guys!