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I'm thinking of getting the JBL ProFlora m603 for my 6 foot tank, has anyone used one of these as £299 is a big outlay if they are not that good... And how long do they last before needing new cylinder..Thanx

I just push my plants into sand with led. They root quite quickly , the only thing that uproots them is my plec

Sand looks better

I use Argos play sand and never had any problems....

I use to have a fully grown Oscar in a four foot tank about 15 years ago and he was very tame , you could feed him by hand and stroke him so he use to share my mars bars........ :-/ he did live a long time but now chocy for me not fish......

It's not a problem... My tap water is 40ppm

Go for RMT they really stick together

I downloaded from photo bucket so should be resized I use a canon 1100d SLR camera

I put them in a 60ltr biorb last week to spawn.. After two days they laid eggs over the plastic plant and top of the heater, they ate the eggs after a few days. This is there first spawning so they should learn

A few of my puppy's these two angels are a breeding pair

I have the 2000ef+ on my 500ltr tank and have had no problems .... I would recommend them

I picked one up this weekend from Squires , £25 sold as seen. Bargain.. Not stocked it yet

Six foot and have air stones

Lost my pair of kribs and don't know why....... All water parameters are fine and all the other fish are good. Both kribs just lay near the bottom and were gasping, couldn't see anything out of the unusual on them. Is there a certain desease just kribs get ?

Good call :-)

I think mine weighs well over 3/4 of a ton with every thing but is on concrete floor ....... I would not feel safe if it was on a wooden floor without proper inspection

I only clean mine if the water flow looks as if it has slowed down and only rinse the media gently in a bucket of your aquarium water

What about this scape in pfk mag. Mmmmmmmm

The tank doesn't look that busy untill feeding time as most are small fish in well over 500 litres of water ..........

My lfs reckon I can keep discus in my community tank and 26 degrees and 7.6ph would be fine.... I have been looking on the Internet and a lot of people say they do ok... Any thoughts on this

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I have 3 and they don't bother the neons

Sand all the way

Very nice :-)

I've added a stc1000 thermostat wired up to my heaters in the sump and a powerfull fan above sump .. Also got a all pond salutions EF2000+ with uv externall.. A 10ltr water container for the auto top up

I used two bags for my six foot

Thanx .... Think I will replace it with coarse foam

You must be looking at a few tons in one area.......... To risky

I get mine on .wharehouse aquatics online

API

Fill a glass with ice and top up with water, give it a good stir and put your thermostat in the water .. It should go down to 0 if its accurate

I have two glass thermometres and they both have different readings , I also have a juwel digital, a digital probe thermometre From tool station and just got a stc 1000 wired up.... All read different up to 3 degrees c.. The stc 1000 I calibrated with a glass of ice and water

Just fitted my new all ponds solutions EF+ 2000 to my tank........... Big ol beast :-) Is it worth using the carbon that came with it.. I already have a two and half foot sump filter filled with foams and K1

I have nine neons that are very bright and seem to be happy.. The ones in my lfs mha always look good

I do 25 to 30% weekly

I have real and fake mixed and it looks ok ... eBay for fake plants

Sump filter....... Heaters ,air stones , auto top up etc all fit in it

I have three juwel backgrounds and there a small bit of algae in a few places that the plec can't reach, but it all looks more natural My back ground

I got the 3 of larger juwel back grounds for £25 each from Internet aquatic shop. Compared to my lfs that wanted £45 each