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Join Date: Mar 2011
Age: 27
Posts: 676 City: Buford State: GA
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New FW Planted
![]() 75 Oceanic DT Oceanic Trickle filter 2 65 watt PC + 1 48" t8 It's still super merky, I am waiting on ehiem to ship the part for my canister filter so I can really run some carbon to clear up the water. It dirted with Miracle Grow organic potting soil and then ~70 lbs of Black diamond blasting grit on top as a cap. I plan on running Co2 later on when I finish piecing one together. I also need one more chunk of drift wood and some rocks, any idea where I can pick some up? Either a good LFS or a creek or does anyone have some?? I plan on having Angels, Rams, and maybe some smaller schooling fish. Also as soon as it finishes cycling (using stability) I plan on adding a xxl amazon sword right in the middle as a center piece. |
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Join Date: Feb 2011
Posts: 3,355 City: Auburn State: GA
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That looks like it is gonna be really nice! Just be careful adding wood from the wild. Just like live rock, you never know what all is there
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Age: 27
Posts: 676 City: Buford State: GA
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Yep, I went down to the creek behind my parents house and it was just about dried up and all the wood was softer wood like pine and such. I need to find a good spot to get a nice piece of oak or something. I'd rather get one that is already water logged so I can just bake it and bleach it instead of having to let it sit for weeks before it will sink. The one piece I already have came from a tank I picked up from a co-worker that used to have a FW planted.
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Join Date: May 2010
Posts: 291 City: Warner Robins State: GA
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Looks like you are off to a good start. I ran my 80g planted tank the same way except I had mixed PFS in with the Black Diamond. If you run straight floss in you canister or even a HOB, it will clear the tank up in no time.
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Join Date: Jun 2012
Posts: 25 City: Gainesville State: GA Occupation: Art Institute of Atlanta Other Interests: 12gal nano(reef) -55gal cichlid(south american) -30gal cichlid(african) -15gal cichlid (jewel)
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Got any updated pics??
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 540 City: Blairsville State: GA Occupation: ex planning technician Other Interests: Homebrewing, Bee keeping, Keeping the kids from killing each other... there's time for anything else
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If either of you guys would like any plant cuttings, let me know I'll be happy to bring down at next meeting.
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