5 Ft Tank |
5 Ft Tank |
sushiman |
Sun, 08 Aug 2004 1:33 pm
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Ordinary Member No.: 170 Group: Member Posts: 25 Topics Started: 11 Joined: 9-Apr-04 Last seen online: Sun, 06 May 2018 12:02 am User's local time: Thu, 09 Jan 2025 2:40 pm Green Water: No Country: Singapore |
Hi all bros,
I would like to set up a 5 ft by 2 ft by 16 inch tank(EOS) to house 4 ranchus(all 5 inches) and 4 oranda with various sizes.The tank is something like AC's main display tank but wf bottom flow. My qns is : 1) Is it ok to house 8 GFs? 2) With (EOS),how much of water i need to change b4 n after my tank is mature?Weekly? Hope u guys can help to advise.Anythings i miss out?Thanks in advance. |
mountain |
Mon, 09 Aug 2004 10:27 am
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Down and Out Member No.: 22 Group: Super Moderator Posts: 3,225 Topics Started: 103 Joined: 25-Nov-03 Last seen online: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 4:58 pm User's local time: Thu, 09 Jan 2025 2:40 pm Green Water: Yes Country: Singapore |
Yes, get a LARGE discharge pipe!!
It helps to save precious time. secondly, it can clear debris easily. i hate to use my hose to chase those mini debris during water change. there was a discussion during the RG Live. One of us injured the fish during siphoning , the fish swim towards the hose and got stucked by the siphoning effect, due to the pressure, its almost certain the fish will get physically damaged if you didn't notice until its too late. we discussed the work-around, one of which is to slice the outlet into a irregular shape, which would prevent the fish from getting sucked into it, the other is to drill a small hole away from the outlet, which will lessen the presssure and allow the fish to swim away. |
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