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For me the major problem for fish in co2 injection is low Kh, that makes ph rapid changes, and that is for sure the bigger problem for the fish.

Rank 520, first time also.

I love the hardscape, If you don't want to loose the impact of the hardscape, you should keep only one or two diferent plants max.

Wonderful scape Mellonman:=D>. Maybe the moss on the right needs some trimming to show more the rocks there.

http://www.cau-aqua.net/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=270&Itemid=2 It's obvious that mr. Jamie Lin have two participations. This I think also happens a lot in IAPLC. My point is only that will always be very difficult for you to have the same criteria for everybody. Hope you can...

I agree with Kristoffer when he says; "For me a contest is something you work for, to enter and win. Its not a place to publish you scape for free " People should be aware of the contest rules, if it says; "Only unreleased / unpublished work produced by an individual applicant is accepted...

Hello, Finally the update :Party: In the past weeks I’ve been fighting some bba. My tap water was about 30ppm of Nitrate and more than 5ppm of phosphate and I found it to late. My fault…I prefer to keep the tests in the closet and therefore I only found the problem too late.:talkalot: So...

Realy nice, love it :Happy: Why do you say that 3x18watt is more than usual? Can you keep a carpet of glosso with less than that? How?

Looks great, I love the driftwood work. Can you put the tank setup?

Love it :)>- maybe some smaller rocks around that big one will do better, but with that carpet...it wont be easy to show them :))

Not having much time for this tank right now. Next week I'll post a new photo. You can see also other projects of mine in my blog >:D< MY NATURE AQUARIUM WORLD - Windows Live

I don't think a sinlge sppliter is the best solution, For the system to work well you'll need two needle valves. Something like this

I think you want to know about the plant that's around the rocks... It is Hemianthus micranthemoides, it's such a weed that ataches to everything. I must be always watching them. When you least expect they are everywhere in the tank and destroying all other plants.

Thanks a lot for the comments :113: those rocks I've used, fragment a lot in small pieces...like dishes. I fixed the anubias in those small fragments of rock with a plastic fittings (sorry, I don't know the name in english) The big rock I took it off because I wanted to make a round bush...

Started at October 2008, hope you like it :)>- Setup: Tank: 80x40x40 - 128 L Filter: Fluval 104 Heater: 100Watt Co2: Pressurized Light: DIY 140 Watt - 2x24Watt PLL + 2x36Watt PLL + 20Watt Gravel: Seachem Fluorite Black White sand Hardscape: Schist rocks Fauna: Ramirezi Caridina...

Really nice tank, I do prefer the first one. To be just perfect I only liked to see a large school of neons. Keep us posted :proud:

Some final photos of this tank. After a long period without tanking care of it, the hemianthus micranthemoides took control of the tank. Lost all the Ludwigia Arcuata and so rearranged it a little. I should had wait some more two weeks to have a better look in the back with the didiplis...

Bem vindo Clint >:D<

Hello, For the majority of aquarium plants, the Co2 supplementation is necessary to have a good growth, it also helps a lot with algae control. However HC is not there demanding, it should be fine with home made moisture. It’s cheap.

Hello, Thanks to all for the very nice comments :proud: Some plants shots