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I'm only dosing Triton Base Elementz which is more or less equivalent to balling and obviously food. At the moment I feed twice daily to keep up with the growth of the macro algae in the sump.
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Thanks a lot And the monti cap IS happening. Just still haven't found the right one |
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12/12/2015, 12:31 AM | #28 |
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Amazing nano!
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12/13/2015, 04:40 PM | #29 |
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Picture of stand and sump? Just out of curiosity.
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Sure
DSC_5184 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr The sump is what it is - a place for keeping equipment and growing macro algae, so it's kind of a mess down there DSC_5185 by jonas_sandager, on Flickr |
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That might be the greatest looking setup I've ever seen. With the antique looking stand, the offset tank and the plant on the left? Brilliant!!!
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The white part is what I was curious about. I was thinking the stand was built to accommodate the drop off.
Still a very interesting setup.
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12/17/2015, 01:43 PM | #34 |
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I agree, that piece of furniture as a stand looks amazing. I also assumed there was a stand build to accommodate the drop. Funny how pictures don't always tell the whole story.
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I dig drop offs! Looking sweet. Where'd you get the tank?
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12/17/2015, 08:58 PM | #36 |
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I like that the drop off is wider than most drop off tanks. Honestly not a fan of drop off tanks, but this one looks sweet!
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Dang not something you see everyday!
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Thanks a lot to all of you
The stand was chosen because I don't really like how the usual aquarium stands looks. So I picked up an old piece of furniture and converted that into something useful. The guy I bought it from told me that it had been his great grand dads, and he himself was no young man, so I figure it must be at least 100 years old. @Smatter: The tank is just a regular tank, where I glued in a box in one of the bottom ends, making it into a drop. I then glued on a frame on the bottom, so that the room under the shelf is "invisible". |
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Nice job!
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Fantastic tank, fantastic stand, fantastic photography!
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