Fat Homer;3862617; said:
correct, there is "dirt" in there ( mineralized topsoil ) + other store-bought gravels/substrates ( Eco complete + some laterite )
Thanks for all of the comments =]
my tank, my fish, some plants etc =)
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correct, there is "dirt" in there ( mineralized topsoil ) + other store-bought gravels/substrates ( Eco complete + some laterite )
Thanks for all of the comments =]
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100gallons;3867253; said:
http://www.fosterandsmithaquatics.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=3578+3733+13922&pcatid=13922
this is the lights I got =) The bulbs that I have are 6700K and 8000K (if I'm not mistaken that's whats in ) The 6700 is much brighter or so it seems to look like in the tank ( it's the one on the right ) and the 8000k gives a little more of green/bluish light ( it's the one on the left side )
IDK what you want me to tell you about them ? hmmm they are cool for MY tank because unlike the usual set ups, this is very uneven I mean that it purposely isn't lighted in a uniform fashion, I wanted the "far right" corner to be completely dark while the other 75% of the tank I wanted to be bright =) With those lights you can manipulate a lot the position of the light, by simply sliding them towards the desired part of the tank =) If I had no driftwood like that I would probably want to use something more "uniform" I mean something that would lighten the tank consistently idk H5 or compact fluorescent - but once again they do the job for me / my tank =)
