Hello Folks!!
I know it's late but heck, Happy New Year!!! Here's wishing you fish folks great success in your projects.
Now, due to some personal matters and coming down with sore stomach and gastritis, I was not able to update further on my progress with the racks and some mini projects I was in.
Rack
Currently, my rack consist of 10 Gex M Size tanks and 2 45cm glass tanks (using these two for my planted tank)
Air Distribution
Previously, you saw from my other post that I added only 5 air valve on each level. Now, that wasn't a good idea. The worst thing you can do is allowing back pressure to occur. So each level now has 10 valves.
Valves not used are inserted with tube, air stone and turn on.
Vinegar Eels
I was doing a post on this half way but kinda lost a few pictures. I will try to update on this when I can. It's pretty simple to culture them but I find baby brine shrimps (bbs) is easier to feed my fish. They go crazy for them.
Lighting
I went to some hardware store near my office and found that they sell these lights. It's great! Bright and I'm using it on one right now to try it out. Will add to the rest of the levels if this one works well.
BBS
I came across one of the groups on facebook; a gentleman selling brine shrimp eggs. I went on to look on how these shrimps are hatched and its benefits and disadvantages. Do check out my post on it. I feed all my fish brine shrimps once a day or two. Guppies love them!
Albino Metal Red Guppy
I got in contact with a gentleman who could get me a pair of this. It comes from Taiwan and the videos on the strain and its quality was awesome! Arriving on the 20th January! I can't wait!
Well, I'll post most of the stuffs listed above in more details and with more pics soon!
Cheers guys!
Showing posts with label Albino Metal Red Lace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Albino Metal Red Lace. Show all posts
Sunday, January 13, 2013
Friday, October 19, 2012
Just an Update
Hey there readers!
I'm sorry as I've been busy with work recently. Some new installation and an insane assignment with and insane deadline to complete by none other the boss. Anyway, just to update on my next posts, I'll be talking about...
1) My new 1800mm tall rack!
2) My multi tanks and the filtration system (Posted about filtration but I'll be editing it further)
3) My recordings, water top ups and water changing when the tanks were being cycled
4) My Albino Metal Red Lace and Albino Full Red
So folks, stay tuned.
Cheers!!
I'm sorry as I've been busy with work recently. Some new installation and an insane assignment with and insane deadline to complete by none other the boss. Anyway, just to update on my next posts, I'll be talking about...
1) My new 1800mm tall rack!
2) My multi tanks and the filtration system (Posted about filtration but I'll be editing it further)
3) My recordings, water top ups and water changing when the tanks were being cycled
4) My Albino Metal Red Lace and Albino Full Red
So folks, stay tuned.
Cheers!!
**Coughs...Fine I've been busy with other stuffs too.
Who can resist taking a picture with Puss? LOL
Friday, October 05, 2012
RREA Metal Red Lace
Finally!! It's here. It's been a long wait but finally. These babies come from a Taiwanese breeder. They arrived here in Singapore on Sunday 30th of September at 2027hrs and slowly made their journey home (to me) on the 2nd of October.
They're still young about 2-3 months old. Here's what I got from a our good friend in Taiwan.
3 pairs of RREA Albino Metal Red Lace
2 pairs of RREA Albino Full Red
Finally!! It's here!!
Wrapped with newspaper.
Individual gups in its breather bag.
Alive!!! First light the gups is expose to.
They came in a styrofoam box and each gups were individually packed in Kordon Breathing Bags. Refer to this link for more information Kordon - Breathing Bags What you do is just put the fish in with some water and tie it up. No need to add oxygen like they do at LFS. The bag let's CO2 out and O2 in. How this works and I can only think of Osmosis but exactly how, I have no clue.
I slept late that night as I had to acclimatize them slowly. The breeder didn't use anything special ie salt, so it should be easier to get them use to our tap water (with decholorinator of course). First 48 hours to me is crtical. Any signs of stress and I'll be worried sick. Crossing fingers, so far so good.
All of them have been placed in a containment tank for the time being. Seperated by gender. I'll be placing them into my other tanks once I find them more stable.
I know, badly taken pictures. Was using my iphone. =( My bad. More pictures will be up once my friend comes in today to help me take pictures with his "professional" camera.
Laters folks!
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