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jojoecute
28th Mar 2005, 10:33 AM
Hey bro/sis...
This is my CRS home sweet home...
Dimensions - 100cm x 30cm x 30 cm
Lighting - 18W PL blue & pink
Duration - 12 hours
Filtration - IOS - Internal Overflow System
Gravel - Black & Grey
Ph - 7.2
Kh - 2
Cosmic
28th Mar 2005, 11:05 AM
Hi Jojocute,
Interesting "black mesh" you used for the moss on the floor of your tank. Is that plastic mesh or some other materials ? Any indicative price as well ?
Walter
28th Mar 2005, 11:17 AM
waa... grade A CRS? very nice intense white and red! :cool: cute set up as well :D
kross
28th Mar 2005, 12:39 PM
nice setup.... btw, what's your crs tank temp? looks pretty warm from the pics.... :D
Walter
28th Mar 2005, 12:43 PM
nice setup.... btw, what's your crs tank temp? looks pretty warm from the pics.... :D
O_O u can see temperature? haha.. i guess its because of the PL light... think its cool, theres a fan there :cool:
jojoecute
28th Mar 2005, 02:48 PM
Hi bro...
It black plastic mesh, 1 pack $2.00 got fews pcs inside bought at IMM 4th level Daiso... But it will float so need to clip those plant zinc weight..
Hi Jojocute,
Interesting "black mesh" you used for the moss on the floor of your tank. Is that plastic mesh or some other materials ? Any indicative price as well ?
jojoecute
28th Mar 2005, 02:49 PM
Don't know what grade....
I like miniture setup tank...
waa... grade A CRS? very nice intense white and red! :cool: cute set up as well :D
jojoecute
28th Mar 2005, 02:50 PM
Thanks....
Got DC fan on 24 hours - Temp. 25-27...
nice setup.... btw, what's your crs tank temp? looks pretty warm from the pics.... :D
Bocca
28th Mar 2005, 10:51 PM
cool setup.
the two moss looks like trees...for those crs to hide. :)
btw, it looks similar to one of the lfs selling it months back :D
damnit
29th Mar 2005, 12:55 AM
nice tank!!! ... perhaps you wanna share more parameters on the tank? ... woah i see some snakehead monsters in the tank opposite the CRS tank!!! :eek: :eek: :D
jojoecute
29th Mar 2005, 02:42 AM
Got those Taiwan moss tie on driftwood from Bro. Ben chua..
Shrimps need to hide unless feeding time..
cool setup.
the two moss looks like trees...for those crs to hide. :)
btw, it looks similar to one of the lfs selling it months back :D
jojoecute
29th Mar 2005, 02:45 AM
Updated my tank parameters on 1st page...
That's below tank 5.5ft x 2ft x 1.5ft , Keeping exotic fish..- Polypterus Endlicheri which is 1.5ft in lenght now..
nice tank!!! ... perhaps you wanna share more parameters on the tank? ... woah i see some snakehead monsters in the tank opposite the CRS tank!!! :eek: :eek: :D
Confusekid
29th Mar 2005, 06:51 AM
Joe,
Can use those stainless steel mesh for the moss floor, no need for weight.
Jack
jojoecute
29th Mar 2005, 09:31 AM
Using this plastics mesh to cover my 3ft tank only cost me $8.00...
If i use stainless steel mesh will cost me alot $$$...
Joe,
Can use those stainless steel mesh for the moss floor, no need for weight.
Jack
Ljung
30th Mar 2005, 12:11 AM
very nice shrimp, bet they cost a lot... :eek:
so i suppose u are not going to (in fact, can't :p ) remove those weight (unless want to remove those mash), just wondering would it cause any harm to the shrimps?
observed mine with some brown (corrosion?) especially at the innerside, anyone tested the effect on shrimp tank? :confused:
simcb
30th Mar 2005, 12:22 AM
consider ss mesh a long term investment...u wouldnt want the corroded zinc to affect your shrimps right? The are not acid proof....if you are maintain 7.0 and below ph...it will accelrate the corrosion rate.....Anyway there are lobang for cheap high quality ss mesh mention by the thread started by Zhiqiang in Arofantic....not sure where maybe you would want to do a search for it..... i remeber seening something like 3f x 1 ft for $5 or $10. I bought mine a bit exp for $10 for a 3ftx1ft (flexible good for ricca land scaping to make hills and slope. ). I guess only slightly more exp than plastic and dont need weight.
jojoecute
30th Mar 2005, 01:39 AM
Thanks bro...
Zinc will corrosion ?
Then i better change my moss setting..
consider ss mesh a long term investment...u wouldnt want the corroded zinc to affect your shrimps right? The are not acid proof....if you are maintain 7.0 and below ph...it will accelrate the corrosion rate.....Anyway there are lobang for cheap high quality ss mesh mention by the thread started by Zhiqiang in Arofantic....not sure where maybe you would want to do a search for it..... i remeber seening something like 3f x 1 ft for $5 or $10. I bought mine a bit exp for $10 for a 3ftx1ft (flexible good for ricca land scaping to make hills and slope. ). I guess only slightly more exp than plastic and dont need weight.
simcb
30th Mar 2005, 03:11 AM
Thanks bro...
Zinc will corrosion ?
Then i better change my moss setting..
I think aluminium and stainless steel are more resistant..... but i heard aluminium rice cooker pots is posionous if used long term to human not sure abt shrimps. Yes zinc... bronze is more resistant too...i wonder where can get bronze.....
You can also get thick stainless steel sheets cut them and use them to replace the zinc if you want to keep the plastic mesh...Just a thought
Walter
30th Mar 2005, 05:01 AM
Thanks bro...
Zinc will corrosion ?
Then i better change my moss setting..
yes.. zinc will react with acid... not suitable for long term i guess :)
jojoecute
30th Mar 2005, 03:01 PM
I had taken all the moss floor, will change setup moss floor using ss mesh..
Thanks bro for advise...
jojoecute
1st Apr 2005, 01:58 AM
What grade should i give for this CRS? :eek:
dkk08
1st Apr 2005, 02:40 PM
How abt Grade A or at least a Grade B+
Walter
2nd Apr 2005, 03:48 AM
i would say its a B, beautiful colourings already just that whiteness not enough ;)
janazr
11th Apr 2005, 07:15 AM
I would give a grade B. Not bad at all for the white pattern.
Caridina
26th Feb 2007, 12:29 AM
I agree with Walter. The white is not intense and holistic enough. However, the red balances well with the white. I would give a B grade. Cheers!!
maestro
26th Feb 2007, 06:45 AM
I would think it's a B grade. Red & White colors not intense enough, Clear splotches in the red and white areas. It's a nice shrimp anyway! 'Beauty is to the eye of the beholder'!
maestro
26th Feb 2007, 06:48 AM
cute tank! I like those moss "trees"
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