I described the other day what I had done with these guys. Here's some pics.
The fish are in this Breeder style tank, 30L x 18W x 12H, so it has a decent footprint. Aquaclear 802 on right sucking through one of my River-Tank manifolds through a single sponge inlet on left.
The tank sits on this Oak dresser with the 24L x 10W x 12H tank next to it, forming an 'L'.
A small mini-powerhead pumps water from the left-hand end of the fishes' tank via a pipe into the smaller tank.
An overhead shot shows the two small HOBs used. One's an Aquaclear 100, the other a Topfin 15. To the right of the top light unit, you can see the small pipe pumping water into the smaller tank. It passes under two large syphons which return water to the main tank.
The smaller tank has no decor. The bag is a Fluval Media bag containing around a handful of Almond leaves. Leafs if you live in Toronto
Note the brownish tinge to the water. That's a stone with a hole in it tie-wrapped to the inlet pipe to make sure it stays put.
The whole setup is nice and compact. Lighting by two 24" tubes.
Current water temperature is around 75F without any heater.
Martin.
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