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  • mistahoo
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    What substrate did you change to? Looking for something like ADA Aquasoil but won't drop the pH so low.

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  • Chris.d514
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    Starting a shrimp nano

    Just waiting on plants and an adapter from Tim. Stock is Sakuras, Otos, Chilis, nerites, and pink ramshorn.

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  • Chris.d514
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    Starting a shrimp nano

    Indeed

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  • armthehomeless
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    Re: Starting a shrimp nano

    Originally posted by Chris.d514 View Post
    Wife doesn't know yet....... Oh well too late to stop it.
    It is easier to beg forgiveness.

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  • Chris.d514
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    Starting a shrimp nano

    Wife doesn't know yet....... Oh well too late to stop it.

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  • armthehomeless
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    Wow! Impressive.

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  • Chris.d514
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    Starting a shrimp nano

    Splurged last night buying upgrades. Bought 20g Hagen co2 kit with drop checker, 2211, 13mm DoAqua! Lily pipe knock off from Hong Kong, 12"x12" dwarf hair grass mat, moss balls, dwarf sag, and a few other plants.

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  • Chris.d514
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    Starting a shrimp nano

    Updated it some. The substrate is a combination of aragonite and PFS. I have gone to just the sponge filter as well.
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  • mistahoo
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    Re: Starting a shrimp nano

    I would keep the sponge and biomax and sit the purigen on top

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  • Chris.d514
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    Starting a shrimp nano

    Redid the scape because the java moss was blocking a lot of the view. ImageUploadedByTapatalk1355250381.505281.jpgImageUploadedByTapatalk1355250401.728148.jpg

    Also removed everything from the ac20 except the purigen.

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  • Chris.d514
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    Starting a shrimp nano

    Went from a 15 to a 7.5 watt and been stable around 83-84.

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  • mistahoo
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    Originally posted by Chris.d514 View Post
    So I went out and bought a small 15 watt heater for this tank nuts its not adjustable so if I leave it plugged in the temp stays around 85-86 but if I unplug it, it drops to around 73 at night. I'm planning on getting a timer for it after pay day but which is my better option til then?
    Return it and find a heater that keeps the temp around what you want. My 15watt keeps the temp at 76F

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  • Chris.d514
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    Starting a shrimp nano

    So I went out and bought a small 15 watt heater for this tank nuts its not adjustable so if I leave it plugged in the temp stays around 85-86 but if I unplug it, it drops to around 73 at night. I'm planning on getting a timer for it after pay day but which is my better option til then?

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  • Parzival
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    That's good. My zebra nerites keep my tank algae-free. They clean the plants and everything. I don't remember the last time I used my algae magnet, but I can tell you it's been well over a month. I have way too much light for my tank and I run the lights for 12 hours a day.

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  • Chris.d514
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    Moved 2 Olive Nerites earlier and already have about 10% of the algae in the tank gone.

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