Finally got everything in there and set up. I just need the new replacement heater (the old one is a piece of junk and doesn't keep any sort of normal temp...boo non adjustable!) I ditched the tank filling Tetra Whisper 10i, it took up way too much room; I replaced it with an Aquaclear 20. I have a few Anubias because I love that plant, like a lot. It's so pretty and I like that you can have different leaf shapes. Honestly, everything else I don't know what it is but it looked pretty and if it melts, well I just have room to try again
Here is the current set up...I love that little rock cave. Hopefully it's suitable for a little dwarf puffer?
Still trying to hunt down the perfect light though...
The tank is set up...think a Dwarf Puffer will be at home?
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Re: The tank is set up...think a Dwarf Puffer will be at hom
Dps love a busy tank. Be sure the tank is cycled cortectly before adding one
It's amazing how easy maintenance is. If done regularly and thoroughly
Re: The tank is set up...think a Dwarf Puffer will be at hom
It's been cycling for almost 3 months now. There was an african dwarf frog in there before my friend upgraded to a bigger tank to get more frogs. I set it up with the two Anubias plants so they wouldn't dry out and I started cycling then. Been adding the other plants as I have gone...but thanks for the advice
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Re: The tank is set up...think a Dwarf Puffer will be at hom
Looks very nice.
WARNING: Puffers are mischievous little blimps with enchanting powers. You may not be content with having just one.
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Re: The tank is set up...think a Dwarf Puffer will be at hom
Good looking planted tank. It needs a puffer for sure!
300g Pearsei x1, Bala Sharks x 3, Dabola endli (Tinkisso river) x1, Ansorgii x1
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65B Hairy Puffer
65B Angel fish x1, Monk tetra x7, BN Pleco x2
90G red devil
90G Trimac
46G Bowfront Community tank
30G Growout
- bertie 83
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Danios, Tetras, Redtail Rasporas,
Harlequins, CAE's, Yoyo
Loaches, Clown loaches ,Eels, various shrimp, tangs,wrasses, damsels, chromis - Location (country): Brighton, England
- Location: brighton , england
Re: The tank is set up...think a Dwarf Puffer will be at hom
How long ago did you remove the frog? Did you keep the old filter media when you changed filters?tinypuff wrote:It's been cycling for almost 3 months now. There was an african dwarf frog in there before my friend upgraded to a bigger tank to get more frogs. I set it up with the two Anubias plants so they wouldn't dry out and I started cycling then. Been adding the other plants as I have gone...but thanks for the advice
It's amazing how easy maintenance is. If done regularly and thoroughly
Re: The tank is set up...think a Dwarf Puffer will be at hom
I kept what I could, she had a sponge in the bottom of the whisper filter that I put in the new filter and started the tank with. I also put some flake food into a tied closed stocking to feed the tank, I read that doing that helps feed the plants...which at the time were my main concern. I've been doing my research on the nitrogen cycle, it's fascinating! I know that puffers are very sensitive to water conditions, as they are scaleless so I want to make sure my water is safe for the little guy.bertie 83 wrote:How long ago did you remove the frog? Did you keep the old filter media when you changed filters?
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Re: The tank is set up...think a Dwarf Puffer will be at hom
Nice tank! But a word of warning... You won't be happy with just one!!! *evil laugh*
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