Time for a trim?!

Might do some pruning today!

Great stuff Stephen, looks fab, keep me in mind if you decide to trim.

H.

Wow ... great looking tank and plants look so nice lively !

looks fantastic, well done mate... maybe a little trim and dont forget homer with the cuttings

is that hydrocotyle?

Thanks lads, yeah did a little trim as i like the over grown look! In the fore ground there is Hydrocotyle tripartita also some hydrocotyle leucocephala which grows about 5 inchs pre week!

Stephen

Post trim!

Thats a cool lookin tank stephen, fair play to ye

Hi stephan ive a chain saw here if you ever want to borrow it . ps, my SD says thanks for the lovely plants i got from you yumiii

davey_c wrote:

Thats a cool lookin tank stephen, fair play to ye

Thanks davey, The fish have a bit more room to swim around now.

Stephen

paulv wrote:

Hi stephan ive a chain saw here if you ever want to borrow it . ps, my SD says thanks for the lovely plants i got from you yumiii

Lol Paul thanks for the offer but think i will stick to the garden shears!

Stephen.

A bit late for me to be commenting Stephen but v nice tank...

Thanks dude, that tank is empty at the min. Planning a rescape over the next few weeks.

Stephen

Hicker12 wrote:

Thanks dude, that tank is empty at the min. Planning a rescape over the next few weeks.

Stephen

Can't wait to see the rescape Stephen. What type of power head were you using in the tank that is now empty? Even though I have two externals at work on my 375l tank (e901 and e1501) I don't think the co2 is being distributed effectively throughout my tank - I've been thinking of adding some sort of power head to help with this and wondering what make and model people would recommend? Thanks....

Your last set up was awesome btw!

Thanks, its a Hydor Koralia which did the job very well. You could try an inline co2 diffuser to save ya putting more stuff in your tank. It goes on your out flow from one of your filters. Im going to try one on the new scape.

Stephen.

Gonefishy wrote:

Hicker12 wrote:

Thanks dude, that tank is empty at the min. Planning a rescape over the next few weeks.

Stephen

Can't wait to see the rescape Stephen. What type of power head were you using in the tank that is now empty? Even though I have two externals at work on my 375l tank (e901 and e1501) I don't think the co2 is being distributed effectively throughout my tank - I've been thinking of adding some sort of power head to help with this and wondering what make and model people would recommend? Thanks....

Your last set up was awesome btw!

Hicker12 wrote:

Thanks, its a Hydor Koralia which did the job very well. You could try an inline co2 diffuser to save ya putting more stuff in your tank. It goes on your out flow from one of your filters. Im going to try one on the new scape.

Stephen.

Gonefishy wrote:

Hicker12 wrote:

Thanks dude, that tank is empty at the min. Planning a rescape over the next few weeks.

Stephen

Can't wait to see the rescape Stephen. What type of power head were you using in the tank that is now empty? Even though I have two externals at work on my 375l tank (e901 and e1501) I don't think the co2 is being distributed effectively throughout my tank - I've been thinking of adding some sort of power head to help with this and wondering what make and model people would recommend? Thanks....

Your last set up was awesome btw!

Thanks for this Stephen.....must look them up! Cheers.