My New Aquarium [Update]

My New Aquascaping




Finally, i had successful to setup my aquascape 



This is the update of my Aquascape on 25 July 2012. look like it grow quite fast

Damn happy, my moss getting greener and greener but too bad is aquarium full of Green Spot Algae (GSA

Writer : Steve Wong ~ a blog about AquaScaping

This article My New Aquarium [Update] is published by Steve Wong on Tuesday, 31 July 2012. Hopefully the post benefits everyone. Thank you for your visit, Kindly leave your valuable comment(s). There is 17 comment(s): in this post My New Aquarium [Update]
 

17 comments:

  1. Mann19 July 2012 at 08:22

    syok~ i need to setup this sat.. now not enough equipment.. lol

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  2. Kyle19 July 2012 at 17:40

    Moss sendiri ikat ke?

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  3. Mann19 July 2012 at 18:45

    memang dia ikat.. nampak pro macam..

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  4. Kyle19 July 2012 at 19:11

    cool... update gambar weekly. see the progress...

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  5. Steve Wong19 July 2012 at 23:19

    no choice la. must ikat sendiri lo but i think i got not enough hemianthus la. need to get some.

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  6. Mann27 July 2012 at 18:26

    bro.. look at this info.. maybe it was the cause of your amano shrimp dead..

    Caridina japonica (new name Caridina multidentata) also known as Amano Shrimp and Yamato numa-ebi, is one of the best algae eater shrimps available these days. Except eating algae it consumes also dead plant detritus and cleans the left-over food. They are very busy eaters. Their size doesn't go over 5 cm (males are a bit smaller 3.5cm) which makes it suitable for smaller aquariums. Appetite for algae will decrease if commercial food is given on regular bases. It is good to keep this shrimp in groups of 3 and up. Note: If not given something to cling onto in side the bag (a plant branch), during the transport, Caridina japonica will suffer ectodermic shock. In planted tanks, one should be careful with dosing fertilisers. Low light tanks do not need as much as the high light tanks. All fertilisers contain a small amount of copper that is very dangerous for shrimps. To ensure that this element doesn't accumulate over time, it is essential to do weekly water change 30-50%. Aquarium water should be treated with dechlorinators, because chlorine and chloramine are dangerous for shrimps. Bigger fish and most Cichlid spp. will eat these shrimps, it is advised to house them with smaller placid fish species. To see Caridina japonica video click here. More info about Caridina japonica.

    posted by Dusko Bojic aka Che Guebuddha

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  7. Kyle27 July 2012 at 22:08

    My shrimp dead coz sucked by filter... which make sense suitable for small type aquarium where less horse powered filter use...

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    1. Steve Wong30 July 2012 at 07:33

      that day i brought 2 amano shrimp, very fast died lo.. really hard to bela shrimp

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  8. Mann30 July 2012 at 07:35

    the growth is noticeable.. lol, my CO2 failed.. need to remake.. >"< the wood not working well.. i really need the disfuser already

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  9. Kyle30 July 2012 at 18:08

    good job...I also redesign mine... make alot mess.

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  10. Steve Wong30 July 2012 at 22:46

    Man, that true, i wanna do something with my CO2,
    Kyle, thank. my main concern is once i setup, i dont want to touch anything. just monitor. had to bear (tangan gatal)
    )

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  11. Mann31 July 2012 at 08:55

    haha.. waiting to see ur new update kyle..
    steve.. aku tak pernah bagi tank aku rehat.. asyik kacau dia..

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  12. Kyle31 July 2012 at 18:56

    I also tangan gatal.. but i use long chop stick for yau cha kwai usik the plant if senget jor... just hope wont disturn the beneficial bacteria growing... for newly setup tank better leave it alone 1 week without hand...

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  13. Mann1 August 2012 at 19:07

    we already pass the stage of new tank.. now need to work on maintaining... my background plant grow like freak.. each week it double it's length.. i need to trim it this Saturday and tie a new batch and replant into the tank.. :p i hope this happen to carpet plant..

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  14. Kyle2 August 2012 at 06:00

    What back ground plant is that? I was looking for replacement for my bg plant to. Preferable fast growing coz im impatient. Can show urs in closer photo?

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    1. Mann3 August 2012 at 07:44

      2 suggested background plant.. grow fast and easy adapt..

      http://aquabie.blogspot.com/2012/08/plant-hygrophila-polysperma-rosanervig.html

      http://aquabie.blogspot.com/2012/07/plant-limnophila-sessiliflora-dwarf.html

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  15. Mann2 August 2012 at 08:54

    you can see from this post.. http://aquabie.blogspot.com/2012/07/breeding-black-molly.html

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