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WTS - 75gallon Aquarium, Visio Branded - Dimensions are 48"x15"x24", includes stand. Tank is black rimmed and stand is a dark wood grain. Pickup only, as I have no way of transporting it. Location is San Bernardino/92407. Asking $100 obo.

Cut the old growth off, easiest method of removal. And if spreads, you can use anti-biotics to get rid of it, its a bacteria btw.

Great to hear, do you plan on selling any fish in the future, such as white cloud minnows or any other tetras?

I like lowes for stand building as well, I buy the lumber and they cut it too. It saves alot of time and mess having them doing it, and more time for fit and finishing at home. And if they fubar a cut, you dont have to buy it.

oh btw, using Win7 on my desktops and HTPC, ubuntu on my laptops.

Hackintosh or just a mac case? What would a mac user need all that power for, cant game on them, unless you play wow and thats way too much power for that. haha

just flag the video as inappropriate, animal abuse

But DIY CO2 is not gonna cut it on a 120gal tank with a sump. Plus why does this tank need a sump again, the plants will hide any hideous equipment, if that is the issue.

It should be fine.

My BN was never a jumper, it was in an open top planted tank, but it did commit suicide by wedging itself into my Koralia 1. The first it did it, it got stuck just on the opening and was clear of the prop, I turned it off and let it swim out. The second time it went all way inside of it and was...

I would definitely shorten that lighting period, I recommend sticking around 8 hours +/- 1 hour depending on what the tank can handle. The micronutrient mix probably isnt needed. If you feed your fish enough, then they should have plenty, but the stuff I'm using is CSM+B that I buy by the...

No it is not necessary for CO2, I am running a 2x54watt T5HO setup over a 75gal, no CO2 addition at all. I run the lights from 11am-6pm and have only had the occasional green dust algae on the glass-sides. I add maybe a micro-nutrient mix, once a month maybe, but its not even really needed.

The Actinic bulb should be replaced with a more plant oriented one, look for something around 6500k or higher.

The difference is in the craftsmanship or application, not the silicone.

Trying to spread this article to the forums I frequent as I still get questions for my DIY Root-tabs, which were originally a cheaper solution to the expensive Seachem product. But I think this method of freezing osmocoat might even trump my solution. Enjoy...

I'll take the following if the're available: 1 manzanita branch 26" lons, was in 20g high and fit snug! 9.00 2 amazon swords 10-13" tall 3.00 each 3 large java ferns 10-12" 4.00 each PM sent too

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After breaking down some tanks and filters, I have basically a full 1gallon ziplock of SubstratPro, asking $40. Pickup in San Bernardino, but will ship for $45.

What are the dimensions of that 40gal?