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Originally Posted by rotwhiler
That tank looks awesome. I am thinking of doing something similar. I noticed that your filter changed from your post 8/31 to your post 9/15. What is your setup now?
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Thanks rotwhiler,
I still have the filter, but I felt the auto-water changer uptake & return were out of scale with the tank (and ugly too). I made new supply & return tubes out of clear rigid 5/16" tubing. I slide some silicon airline tubing inside the clear rigid 5/16" tubing to keep the tubing from collapsing, then I heated it up over my propane grill & bent it into the shapes I wanted. Then I connected the sponge filter & my Aqua Lift pump. It's working fine & much less noticeable than the old way. See the attached picture below.
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Originally Posted by echofish
wow looks great. I have a little round tank similar to yours going right now. what about a heater? mine has no heater and it feels kinda cold. What temps can killies live in? Also endlers? Can they handle cooler temps?
really came out nice. I'll post mine soon.
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Hi echofish,
I'm not using a heater and the temperature is running about 65 F. That's below the recommended temp range for the killies, but so far they are still feeding well. I think endlers can handle temps in the 60s OK. Some people around here keep endlers in their outdoor ponds year round to control mosquitos.
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Originally Posted by John N.
Very cool, definitely enjoying the 360 view. I really like how you tied in all the plants from the ones growing in the substrate, to the ones on the wood, and to the frogbit floating on top. This has to be one of the most memorable nano aquascapes I've seen in recent memory.
-John N.
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THANKS John