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  • fwazeter
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    Originally posted by eklikewhoa View Post
    Very nice!
    Thanks eklikewhoa!
    Originally posted by Complexity View Post
    I love it! You don't see this very often. I have very long photoperiods (12 hours a day) which is longer than anyone else I know, but I like to actually see my tanks so I want the lights on. Most people tell me they're running 6-8 hour photoperiods which is really short. Nice to see someone else with a longer photoperiod! The results are looking good, too.
    Really, about a 10 hour photoperiod is pretty ideal for a full photosynthetic period for the plants. Anything less than that tends to kind of stunt growth a bit.
    Originally posted by Totenkampf View Post
    outstanding, thats a no messing around setup right there!
    Thanks!
    Originally posted by LooksLater View Post
    VERY nice set-up. There are now a lot of jealous people on this thread, including me. I love to see this, too- we run 12hrs on all of our tanks, sometimes more.
    In all fairness, it took about 3 years to assemble the whole thing! Longer photoperiods are good!A few photos from today (3 weeks from original setup) :Tennellus sending out runners:Another fun shot:

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  • Complexity
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    Originally posted by LooksLater View Post
    we run 12hrs on all of our tanks, sometimes more.
    Originally posted by Totenkampf View Post
    total time comes to 12 hours
    I knew there was something I liked about you guys!

    I'll probably add a noon burst on my bigger tanks once I get them settled.

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  • Totenkampf
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    i had mine broken into two photoperiods a day so that i can enjoy it while i am home, total time comes to 12 hours on with mid 'day' bursts, when i get my co2 system put back together then i will go back to this

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  • LooksLater
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    VERY nice set-up. There are now a lot of jealous people on this thread, including me.

    Originally posted by Complexity View Post
    I love it! You don't see this very often. I have very long photoperiods (12 hours a day) which is longer than anyone else I know, but I like to actually see my tanks so I want the lights on. Most people tell me they're running 6-8 hour photoperiods which is really short. Nice to see someone else with a longer photoperiod! The results are looking good, too.
    I love to see this, too- we run 12hrs on all of our tanks, sometimes more.

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  • Totenkampf
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    outstanding, thats a no messing around setup right there!

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  • Complexity
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    Originally posted by fwazeter View Post
    Lighting for 10 hours a day
    I love it! You don't see this very often. I have very long photoperiods (12 hours a day) which is longer than anyone else I know, but I like to actually see my tanks so I want the lights on. Most people tell me they're running 6-8 hour photoperiods which is really short. Nice to see someone else with a longer photoperiod! The results are looking good, too.

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  • eklikewhoa
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    Very nice!

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  • fwazeter
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    Originally posted by Totenkampf View Post
    cool tank! come on now post some specs, amano style!
    Alright, here are the specs:

    Tank / Cube Garden W36xD22xH26 (Mini M)
    Lighting System / Solar Mini, FPL27 (27W Twin fluorescent lamp)
    Lighting for 10 hours a day
    Filtration System / Eheim 2211 (NA Carbon, Bio Cube 20)
    Substrate System / Aqua Soil - NEW Amazonia, Power Sand Special S, Bacter 100, Clear Super, PENAC W for aquarium, PENAC P for plants, Tourmaline BC.

    Co2 System / Pollen Glass Mini - 3 bubbles per second with Co2 Bubble Counter. (System 74-YA ver. 2 (Co2 Advanced System)

    Additives / Brighty K & Green Brighty Step 1
    Aquatic Plants / Hemianthus Callicthroides
    Riccia Fluitans
    Fontinalis Hypnoids
    Echinodorus Tenellus
    Eleocharis Acicularis

    Fish Species / Cardina Japonica

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  • Complexity
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    Originally posted by Totenkampf View Post
    cool tank! come on now post some specs, amano style!
    +1

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  • Totenkampf
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    cool tank! come on now post some specs, amano style!

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  • fwazeter
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    I live directly in front of the Galleria, if anyone's ever in the area feel free to get a hold of me!

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  • sunkenmetal
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    Live in the Galleria area.... Baller

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  • madehtsobi
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    Originally posted by fwazeter View Post
    Great! They can be a bit goofy over there sometimes, but they're good people. Hopefully more get good lessons out of that thread than not!

    Live in the Galleria area? I do as well.
    Haha yeh I just read there don't post much. Very good info though!

    More like city of Bellaire. Galleria is just up the street!


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  • mnemenoi
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    I had thought about shrimp, but having done that so many times in Nanos, I really wanted some fish this time - I'm thinking some type of microrasbora.[/QUOTE]

    Very cool, I really love the different microrasbora that have come into the hobby as of late. I saw some very wicked Butterfly barbs at Frank's aquarium and thought they would be a terrific centerpiece to this style of tank and have never seen it done before

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  • sunkenmetal
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    I see that ada stand with all the goodies... Jealous i am

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