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Aquarium Decoration (Rocks, Plants and Substrates) • New drift wood
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New drift wood
by Mr.Dempsey » Wed Jan 11, 2012 7:57 pm
Found these at the lake today
Too many fish, to little space.
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by Steve C » Wed Jan 11, 2012 8:00 pm
Very nice! I really like the shape of the large one with the arch and the hole in it that's gonna be a great looking piece in a tank 
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I think we're gonna need a bigger boat
I think we're gonna need a bigger boat
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by Mr.Dempsey » Wed Jan 11, 2012 8:05 pm
Thanks man, there was nicer ones but didnt have my saw on me might go back next week to get them
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Too many fish, to little space.
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by DJRansome » Wed Jan 11, 2012 8:41 pm
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125G Aulonocara, Malawi Haps, Vics (trial), S Polli
75G Demasoni, Labs, Cyno hara, Met estherae, S Multipunctata
75G Calvus, Caudopunctatus, Cyp Kerenge, S Petricola
33G Neo omnicaeruleus; 33G Flameback Kisumu; 33G P nyererei Igombe; 33G Hap ruby green
75G Demasoni, Labs, Cyno hara, Met estherae, S Multipunctata
75G Calvus, Caudopunctatus, Cyp Kerenge, S Petricola
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by Steveboos » Thu Jan 12, 2012 10:02 am
Awesome looking driftwood! Wish i could find stuff like that around here easily. Was it fully submerged when you found it?
125 Gallon Tank: FX5(w/ DIY Spraybar) and AC110
19x Pseudotropheus Demasoni, 20x Labidochromis Caeruleus, 4x Pseudotropheus Acei (Yellow Tail), 1 OB Peacock, 3 Bushynose Plecostomus (Ancistrus sp.)
19x Pseudotropheus Demasoni, 20x Labidochromis Caeruleus, 4x Pseudotropheus Acei (Yellow Tail), 1 OB Peacock, 3 Bushynose Plecostomus (Ancistrus sp.)
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by ndblaikie » Thu Jan 12, 2012 10:31 am
Looking at the color of the very dark piece. I would recommend boiling that one, several times.
I think that if any will leech the most tannins out.
There was a product which somebody posted in the forums sometime ago that is supposed to help with tannins but I cannot immediately find it.
If I do I will PM you the link to it.
I think that if any will leech the most tannins out.
There was a product which somebody posted in the forums sometime ago that is supposed to help with tannins but I cannot immediately find it.
If I do I will PM you the link to it.
55G - 5 Aulonocara baenschi (1m 4f)
75G - Yellow Labs, Acei, Rusty, Cynotilapia Afra(Mara Rocks), 3 BN Plecos.
180G - All male Hap/Peacock (5 unsexed juvenile Placidochromis Milomo).
75G - Yellow Labs, Acei, Rusty, Cynotilapia Afra(Mara Rocks), 3 BN Plecos.
180G - All male Hap/Peacock (5 unsexed juvenile Placidochromis Milomo).
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by Mr.Dempsey » Thu Jan 12, 2012 8:44 pm
There was a lot of dirt on them, there not as dark now that i scrubbed them. Cant really boil them sence there outside and cant bleach them because there in the tank there going into. so im going to soak them for a week or 2 till they stop floating and have clean water.
Too many fish, to little space.
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Mr.Dempsey - Joined: Wed Jan 04, 2012 1:54 am
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by Hoosier Tank » Tue Feb 14, 2012 1:38 pm
How did it go?
Still soaking?
Still soaking?
180g - CA's Jack Dempsey, Firemouth, Salvini, Texas, Severum
40g long- Malawi
29g Tangs-J. marlieri, L. ocellatus (blue), A. calvus (black), N. pulcher (Daffodil)
2x10g Fry
40g long- Malawi
29g Tangs-J. marlieri, L. ocellatus (blue), A. calvus (black), N. pulcher (Daffodil)
2x10g Fry
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by Mr.Dempsey » Tue Feb 14, 2012 2:49 pm
lol no its in the tank sorry heres a pic
Too many fish, to little space.
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Mr.Dempsey - Joined: Wed Jan 04, 2012 1:54 am
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by fresh_waters » Wed Feb 15, 2012 4:25 pm
Nice tank mate! I've been soaking my own dw for the last two weeks now to (was gonna swap them for fish) but now im gonna redo my community tank! Thanks for inspiration!
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by mambee » Wed Feb 15, 2012 4:41 pm
You can make some good dough selling driftwood on eBay or aqua-bid. I just spent $165 on mopani wood.
150 Gallon:
Uaru, Geophagus, Turquoise Severum, Angelfish, Silver Dollars
90 Gallon:
Bolivian Rams, Angelfish, Rummynoses, Corys, Dwarf Loaches, Badis Badis
Uaru, Geophagus, Turquoise Severum, Angelfish, Silver Dollars
90 Gallon:
Bolivian Rams, Angelfish, Rummynoses, Corys, Dwarf Loaches, Badis Badis
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by Hoosier Tank » Wed Feb 15, 2012 7:38 pm
So Nice! Thanks for the pic
180g - CA's Jack Dempsey, Firemouth, Salvini, Texas, Severum
40g long- Malawi
29g Tangs-J. marlieri, L. ocellatus (blue), A. calvus (black), N. pulcher (Daffodil)
2x10g Fry
40g long- Malawi
29g Tangs-J. marlieri, L. ocellatus (blue), A. calvus (black), N. pulcher (Daffodil)
2x10g Fry
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