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chefkeith
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Post by chefkeith » Wed May 16, 2007 8:14 am

Thanks all.

Dave-
I'm in the process of over-hauling my fishroom. So I don't have the low light tank set-up anymore. I'm using that tank as a continuous drip water change reservoir now. But I did have 1- 55w Compact Florescent light in that tank. I had the light on for a duration of about 8 hours per day.
I'd like to try a low light set-up like that again someday though.

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Tinman
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Post by Tinman » Wed May 16, 2007 4:57 pm

That is very impressive .Very well designed :) The tunnel is so cool.
Chefkeith said
I'm in the process of over-hauling my fishroom
I refer to it as Tinman 6.0 at this end,this time around. :lol:

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Post by Spankenstyne » Sat May 19, 2007 6:14 pm

Absolutely amazing. It's hilarious as I've often thought it would be very cool to have tanks arranged like how you can get the old hamster tube/maze deals. It never occurred that it could be so practically done. I had always thought it would involve a lot of complicated drilling and sealing etc that would be quite risky.

This is fantastic! I'd love to see some pics of the fish using the bridge.

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Post by chefkeith » Sun May 20, 2007 11:26 am

I've never been able to get any pictures. They usually only use the water bridges when the lighting is off. They also don't hang out in them either, they swim through them as fast as they can. I think they'd like them more if the acrylic was none reflective.

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