What have you done for your tank today??

[coach_z]

Quick glass cleaning.....not really needed after I got all my maintenance back on a routine!

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[dundadundun]

added a ball valve to the hose end and threaded extensions to the strainer end of this...

then did a 90% w/c and general cleanup on the 50.

 

[dundadundun]

here's what it looks like now...

she's no show piece, but she get the job done.

 

[Assassynation]

I drilled, screwed, hung up, and plugged in... :evil_lol:

Finaly got my High Tech CO2 on a timer and split my double power line strip into two seperate power strips.

 

[user_name]

Heading out tonight/this weekend to pick-up shop lights and the stuff to make my own hood for the 125. (My reward for getting a 99% on the AP Euro midterm)

Finally got my aqueon extension so I could do water changes inside, and did some big ones on the 55 and 125.

 

[dixienut]

90 water change lol and lately that is a rarity.


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[coach_z]

Hung my timers under the tank (hope I didn't already post that)

Also did some trimming, replanting and a water change.

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[dundadundun]

2 days ago (oops)...

300%+ w/c on the 30 (~40% at a time)

90% w/c on the 50

trimmed emergent growth

yadda yadda

 

[GuppyGirl1230]

Tested water params, 50% wc on all 4 tanks (weekly maintenance day), put up new lighting on 55 (two t-8's to go with my t-5) trimmed plants, replanted trimmings from 55 into 10, fed them, lubed my impellers on my filters, checked all tubing, dosed ferts and flourish excel and prime with wc, stared at my tanks for a while and talked to Captain (my betta), tried to take photos (did not go well) and thats about it. Hmm, maybe I am a little obsessed. Oh, counted my guppy fry and culled them, the throw-aways got fed to my cichlids. Still have more to do tonight-I am not happy with the plant layout in my 55

Maribeth

 

[iheartbettas]

drilled a piece of slate and attached it to some driftwood that absolutely would not sink. It was easier I thought!