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| These pictures were taken a day after setting up the tank, the first one is an example of why you should not pour water directly onto the substrate when filling the tank. The cave and retaining wall are made out of slate glued together with silicone. | ||||||||||||||
| Tank Specifications: As at 13th August 2003 Dimensions: 600Lx350Wx300H Substrate: River Sand (front) & Gravel (rear). Layer of fertiliser underneath. Filtration: Aquaclear 150. Heating: 150 Watts Lighting: 1 x18 watt Powerglo. (To be upgraded to 40 watts) Fish: Was home to a pair of Cockatoo Dwarf Cichlids (Apistogramma Cacatuoides) Plants: Ambulia, Cryptocornes, Zealandia Chain Swords & Anubias. |
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