New England area post in here MA/NH/RI/CT

[romain]

Hello, everyone!

I'm looking for a light fixture suitable for a 36" long planted tank. I'm located in NYC.
Please PM me if you got one for sale.

thanks.

 

[StIcKy~RiCe]

i was not invited

dont feel left out...we have not commited to go there as of yet.

 

[StIcKy~RiCe]

Do they have a good selection of fish? Thats in Mass right?

yes some what good selection but a bit pricey..it's in Salem NH.

 

[rickyricardo]

Okay, I have started with the rocks today. Now I am looking for some constructive criticism. Just keep in mind that I am definately keeping the rocks in the tank, I am just not sure on the formation. I did not want to get all the same size, shape, (flat squares) rocks and then just build it like building blocks. Instead I want it to look natural with no uniformity. So, do I take the wall down and start all over or will this work? Dont be scared ..............just be honest.

 

[rickyricardo]

Now that I am looking at it, doesnt really look high enough.

 

[L.BelcherII]

I like it just like that ricky. I might even try and get a few good round rocks to break the uniformity of the square ones.

 

[StIcKy~RiCe]

Ricky those coming out nicely..well done bro!...how about filteration? are you going to use 1 fx5? any other filteration with it?

 

[StripeGirl]

Looks nice but if you plan on keeping lake malawi cichlids you should build up the rocks more on one side and make an open area.

 

[StripeGirl]

keep in mind also that african cichlids dig and i mean dig so watch out for crushing fish.

 

[rickyricardo]

Looks nice but if you plan on keeping lake malawi cichlids you should build up the rocks more on one side and make an open area.

Okay that makes sense. That way I can make it a little higher and not have so much extra weight.

keep in mind also that african cichlids dig and i mean dig so watch out for crushing fish.