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Old 15-09-2011, 01:50 PM   #81
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Any green or brown algae problem so far?
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Old 15-09-2011, 02:48 PM   #82
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solid setup with perfect inhabitants cud not have ask for more
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Old 16-09-2011, 03:18 PM   #83
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Super solid setup!!!!
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Old 17-09-2011, 09:10 AM   #84
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Very solid tanks.
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Old 17-09-2011, 03:22 PM   #85
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Bro,

Just to ask is there any problems with the green algea on the glass ? Even my aquarium in house without any sun line it has plenty especially when i turn on my T5 light 24/7 non stop. So i am very very concern and want to konw how do you manage to make sure the glass are green algea free ? Any checmical or products to make it gone away ?

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Old 17-09-2011, 05:40 PM   #86
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A nice tank & a great collection.
May i have a suggestion by using oyama paper to run across the tank-top so that it will not show ur 2 no. of bracing.

thanks for the suggestion..will consider that...juz worry that will make cleaning more difficult as can see the bracing.
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Old 17-09-2011, 05:57 PM   #87
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Bro,
Just to ask is there any problems with the green algea on the glass ? Even my aquarium in house without any sun line it has plenty especially when i turn on my T5 light 24/7 non stop. So i am very very concern and want to konw how do you manage to make sure the glass are green algea free ? Any checmical or products to make it gone away ?

New set up initially will have brown algae (Diatom) I experience brown algae on my bacteria house media and slightly inside my tank. I left the bacteria house alone...and my two small 3" FF cleaned up those inside my tank but nothing major and of concern.

When tank was fully cycled within two weeks I notice those brown algae started to die and my bacteria house started to turn white again. In my tank they r there along my silicone tank joint. I have a magnet tank cleaner for mopping up very minor algae on the glass tank...every 2-3 days.

All these time water is crystal clear and zero green algae problem.

Tank is hit by morning east sun from 10am - 11am+...sunlight will come directly overhead and covers about 30% of the tank's length. Notice most of the XB and my rays will gather around the sun lit area of the tank...seems they like it.

From 2/3pm onwards to 5pm+ tank will be hit by strong west sun (I mean really strong...stand there will sweat like pig)...and the whole 9ft length of tank will be lit by the setting sunlight by about 5pm.

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Closed up...this one about 330pm


PS: can see the slight bacteria or algae growth on the bottom of the pic along the silicone

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Old 17-09-2011, 06:04 PM   #88
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As can see...water is crystal clear...aro seems to be flying among the leaves.

No algae whatsoever...and I dun use UV light nor any chemical. Only a small cap of Prime added for aging water.

Incidentally my upper 4ft used for aging water...got plenty of green spot algae...this tank wasnt exposed to any direct sunlight and water is straight from tap.
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Old 17-09-2011, 06:44 PM   #89
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Wooooow.... life can be so unfair hor, those inhabitants of this giant tank are just so lucky compared to those kept by us !
Very nice setup.
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Old 17-09-2011, 07:08 PM   #90
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Wooooow.... life can be so unfair hor, those inhabitants of this giant tank are just so lucky compared to those kept by us !
Very nice setup.
Aiyoh, same lah we still shower our love on them irrespective of tank size
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