ready for puffers...
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goby1kenobi
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ready for puffers...
Here's the new setup for the tank. Pretty much the same as the old setup, but with sand this time, rather than gravel.
I went with a "commercial grade" sand that's intended for concrete. It's got uniform grain sizes and didn't have any dust!
I went with a "commercial grade" sand that's intended for concrete. It's got uniform grain sizes and didn't have any dust!
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tank: saltwater 55g, one 5" GSP named Random (mka Puff)
- edmlfc1
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- Location: Texas
Re: ready for puffers...
Looks good.
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goby1kenobi
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Re: ready for puffers...
GSPs or F8s, depending on what we find and how they look when we find them.
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- Jase
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Re: ready for puffers...
What size is that?
Looks good
I'd go for F8s
Looks good
-Jase
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- yunachin
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goby1kenobi
- Figure 8 Puffer
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Re: ready for puffers...
It's a 55g.
I couldn't find anything tall that would work as tank decor.
I couldn't find anything tall that would work as tank decor.
tank: saltwater 55g, one 5" GSP named Random (mka Puff)
- yunachin
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2x Takifugu Ocellatus
9x Tetraodon biocellatus
1x Canthigaster solandri
1x Diodon Holocanthus
2x A. nigropunctatus
1x Tetraodon miurus
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Re: ready for puffers...
Sweet. I like the rock and actually have a couple pieces of it in my Fahaka tank along with some Pagoda stone. You could get some really long fake plants to spread out like a jungle over the rocks or even large Amazon swords of you are wanting real plants.
E.Ridgeway
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goby1kenobi
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Re: ready for puffers...
Unfortunately, that's a single-bulb NO fixture on top of the tank. Given the depth of the tank, I'd want T5s or CFs for plants.
The existing plants in the tank started out as silk plants from Hobby Lobby and a brick of Sculpey.
Chop off the big long part of the "stem". Push into Sculpey base. Remove plant and bake base. Attach plant via silicone.
Good idea on the swords... maybe I can find some silk plants that look like them.
The existing plants in the tank started out as silk plants from Hobby Lobby and a brick of Sculpey.
Good idea on the swords... maybe I can find some silk plants that look like them.
tank: saltwater 55g, one 5" GSP named Random (mka Puff)
- Jase
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- Location: Montana
Re: ready for puffers...
After the water gets some nutrients, you can get those bulbs from your LFS and grow some lillies...
-Jase
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goby1kenobi
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Re: ready for puffers...
Say what??Jase wrote:After the water gets some nutrients, you can get those bulbs from your LFS and grow some lillies...
I once grew aponogetrons from bulbs, but not in brackish. But lilies? In 1.004+??? I have no clue what you're referring to...?
tank: saltwater 55g, one 5" GSP named Random (mka Puff)
- Jase
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Re: ready for puffers...
oops. I forgot it was brackish.
they would melt in any salt... I know.
they would melt in any salt... I know.
-Jase
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