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EDSONCUNHA
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Location: Recife - Brazil

Post by EDSONCUNHA » Mon Feb 01, 2010 2:50 pm

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I took these photos just now, when I gave the new food TABIS of JBL.
You will notice that the loaches loved it:)

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EDSONCUNHA
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Location: Recife - Brazil

Post by EDSONCUNHA » Thu Feb 04, 2010 4:45 pm

Hello my friends,

Well, I decided to make a big change in the decoration of my tank, I spent the whole afternoon today rearranging and decorating the tank, follows the photos.

NOTE: The water is still getting it crystal mexemos and put many trees, which clouded a little.

The following photos:

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Tomorrow I will organize the electric wiring.

I look forward suggestions and criticism

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LeStat
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Location: Hampshire, England

Post by LeStat » Thu Feb 04, 2010 6:01 pm

You have a great looking set up Edson, nice fish too.

I see you have an Eheim Pro 3, please tell me how do you disconect the three pipes from the top? When I clean mine out I remove the entire lid and leave it dangling there in the cabinet :-) I picked it up second hand for free but I didn't get any instructions.
250 Gallon, 8 Modesta, 2 Plec, 2 Catfish & a shoal of 17 Clown loach.

EDSONCUNHA
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Location: Recife - Brazil

Post by EDSONCUNHA » Thu Feb 04, 2010 6:25 pm

Hi LeStat - Well, to disconnect the three pipes, you have to put the key in OFF mode, and then press the red button to disconnect.

glenna
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Post by glenna » Thu Feb 04, 2010 7:06 pm

I really like your new set up much better, not to say the old one was not nice, just that this is an improvement.
You have very healthy fish, Where I live, it is difficult to get healthy loaches, and it takes a lot of time in quarenteen to clear these guys of nasties.
You have done a wonderful job. I like the natural look to the tank and I'll bet the fish seem more relaxed there.
glenna

EDSONCUNHA
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Location: Recife - Brazil

Post by EDSONCUNHA » Thu Feb 04, 2010 9:49 pm

Hi Glenna, thank you for the compliments, I agree with your opinion. I'm trying to offer an environment as natural as possible. Here in my city Recife, in Pernambuco (Brazil), we have a great choice of loaches, and the vast majority are very healthy.

EDSONCUNHA
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Post by EDSONCUNHA » Fri Feb 05, 2010 11:54 am

News Photos today:


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EDSONCUNHA
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Post by EDSONCUNHA » Thu Feb 11, 2010 12:56 pm

Hello my friends,

Today I made some small changes to my tank by adding a few more anubias.

The following photos:

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Await reviews & criticism.

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