Motoro Tank
- Thread starter Tpriem21
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. But hopefully mine will still be happy with that size...
Use the HOB filters for now but if I were you get an fx5. I have had stingrays in my 135g, right now I only have 1 male marble ray but in that tank I'm running two FX5's. That's 800g of filtration on a 135g, 6ft tank. Overkill, yes....but my water is always clean and I never have problems with my ph,gh etc...etc....etc....
I am only getting one ray as of now, but i will use the tank as long as possible with HOB filters.
Maybe I'm a bit late but I was reading through the threads that you have in the piranha section, and I just wanted to throw my .02 in. If you can't properly cycle a 30 gallon for two small natt's what in the world made you go for a 125 with a motoro. You realize that you went from fish that are pretty much bullet proof to a fish that most beginners cannot properly house. Water conditions is the key with rays, and your choice of filter is not generally what I would consider efficeint. I also think that the blue sand makes the whole setup appear extremely cheesy.
I really dont care what the sand looks like. I put it in their for color. How was my 30 not properly cycled? The tank has been cycled for awhile now
My motoro came in and its amazing!!! I have tested the water everyday and the parameters are good but i am keeping a close eye on them.
She is already eating bloodworms and will come up to the surface when you put them in the water. She also is eating off of tongs.
I am adding an in-tank filter and was wondering if i should go with a Fluval plus 2. Its rated for around 35 gallons and i am already running 2X emperor 400 marinlands running at 400 gallons an hour. Would this be better? Thanks
She is already eating bloodworms and will come up to the surface when you put them in the water. She also is eating off of tongs.
I am adding an in-tank filter and was wondering if i should go with a Fluval plus 2. Its rated for around 35 gallons and i am already running 2X emperor 400 marinlands running at 400 gallons an hour. Would this be better? Thanks
