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Old 01-08-2011, 12:30 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Jeff's 95G Manzanita Scape

Size: 60"x20"x18"

Filtration: Seaclear System II (Built in sump), Koralia Nano 425, Koralia 750

Lighting: 2 30" 4 bulb T5HO Fixtures from Aquatic Life

Ferts: PPS-Pro

CO2: Pressurized via Primo CO2 Regulator from GLA

Fish: 9 Roselines, 28 Cardinals, 10 Amanos, 10 Otos, 3 Cherry Barbs, 2 SAE's

Plants:

Cryptocoryne Lucens
Cryptocoryne Keei
Cryptocoryne Wendtii 'Green Gecko'
Cryptocoryne Wendtii 'Tropica'
Cryptocoryne Undulata
Cryptocoryne Nurii 'Pahang Mutated'
Cryptocoryne Kota Tingii
Cryptocoryne Affinis 'Green'
Cryptocoryne Affinis 'Metallic Red'
Anubias Nana 'Petite'
Anubias Nana 'Gold'
Marsilea Quadrifolia
Pogostemon Helferi
Eleocharis Flavescens
Fissidens Geppi
Fissidens Fontanus
Fissidens Grandifolia

Mini Xmas Moss
Mini Pellia
Weeping Moss
Needle Leaf Java Fern
Mini Bolbitis

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Old 01-08-2011, 12:37 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Looks like you have a great start there. As for pics, I upload all mine to Photobucket, then paste the IMG code into your post.
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haha got it thanks (:
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Old 01-08-2011, 01:15 PM   #4 (permalink)
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Well since this is my first actual planted aquarium, as you can see its quite symmetrical....
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How come I dont see any filter pipes? Where is everything hiding?
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Well this is the tank I said that has the SeaClear System 2 Aquarium - with built in wet/dry filter (: the top left hand corner is the inflow and above the P. Erectus on the right, you can see that there are a few holes... those are the outflow (:

I have a question, when I shut off the powerhead in the top right hand corner for a period of time, some of the plants start to pearl... When I turn it back on, the plants stop pearling all at once. Whats going on??
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Its because the plants are being blown around so the bubbles dont stick, they just blow right off before you can see them. Great tank with a nice filter, you should be happy
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Haha that's what I thought ;P... Although when I do water changes I get major pearling and I jusg love it! but now with PPS-Pro I'm only going to do 30% every 2 weeks
Lol there are some downsides to this filter...
The compartment for the pump is so small that I can only put a pump with 400gph that's why I had to add a powerhead
But I got the whole thing and stand for 200$ off craigslist (:
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You can always pull the sump and add your own This can be a very inexpensive upgrade I really like the cabinet!
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Add my own what??
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