My current tank setup....
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.Holy cow! What a great set up!!! My 125 looks nothing like that...it looks better...j/k lol
I have a black aro and 2 big polys in mine...
One quick question...to rock or not to rock...I have a gravel bed thats about 2" deep, I did have a large oscar in there, but the aro just totally bullied him...put him into a 90gal. Would you reduce the gravel bed? Anyone???
Jen
I have a black aro and 2 big polys in mine...
One quick question...to rock or not to rock...I have a gravel bed thats about 2" deep, I did have a large oscar in there, but the aro just totally bullied him...put him into a 90gal. Would you reduce the gravel bed? Anyone???
Jen
The tank under the larger one to the right hand side i take it that 's your feeder supply tank ?Deathcurl said:Narrowing down the collection a bit, but I figured I'd share anyway....Let me know what you think.
tsanhd: Yah they do produce a lot of waste, haha. The wet dry handles it well though. Thank goodness.
Quan: More pics after vacation, lol. I'm leaving tomorrow.
jenBLKAROWANA: With regards to the gravel bed, i's a matter of personal preference. Deeper gravel means more maintenance, ie. gravel washing, due to the fact that waste and uneaten food can get lodged in there and cause excessice amounts of ammonia and fungus, etc. Being that I have rays, I prefer to have a bare bottom. Gravel is a no-no, if it is too coarse as it can cause lascerations in their soft underbellies. I added the river stones just for a little bit of aesthetic value. The only downfall is that the rays move the rocks around all night which keeps me up, lol.
DanDanThePiranhaMan: That tank was my feeder tank. Now it's empty and more than likely will be converted to another wet dry filter like the one adjacent.
Quan: More pics after vacation, lol. I'm leaving tomorrow
.jenBLKAROWANA: With regards to the gravel bed, i's a matter of personal preference. Deeper gravel means more maintenance, ie. gravel washing, due to the fact that waste and uneaten food can get lodged in there and cause excessice amounts of ammonia and fungus, etc. Being that I have rays, I prefer to have a bare bottom. Gravel is a no-no, if it is too coarse as it can cause lascerations in their soft underbellies. I added the river stones just for a little bit of aesthetic value. The only downfall is that the rays move the rocks around all night which keeps me up, lol.
DanDanThePiranhaMan: That tank was my feeder tank. Now it's empty and more than likely will be converted to another wet dry filter like the one adjacent.
