Showing posts with label catchbasin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label catchbasin. Show all posts

Monday, August 29, 2011

New turtle catchbasin - 75 liters - 02/2008

New turtle catchbasin - 75 liters - 02/2008 Video Clips.





75 gallon setup w / above tank basking area. Bask in the area are made of plexiglass and an old tortoise as a ramp to dock. This is a 100W Mega-Ray lamp (UVA / UVB) up there. Rena Filstar XP3 filter is there and there's a 400 gph powerhead. The heater is 250 watts. Turtle is a 1-year-old female red-eared slider measuring just over 4 inches. Fish in the tank are 2 Cory catfish and algae eaters 1 Chinese. The turtle does not care about these fish. Would zebra danios for a few months, but one after anotherthey have eaten. The fish are usually 25 to once a month. Turtle diet is mostly greens (lettuce, carrots, water, lentils, etc.) with occasional pellets. Once or twice a month, I throw in a piece of cuttlefish bone and she eats it in a few days. I drain half the tank every 2 weeks and clean the filter every two months. Feeding her peace in a separate container helps clean the water.

Keywords: slider, turtle, aquarium, danio, minnow, catfish, algae, eater, 75, gallon, tank, powerhead

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Friday, May 27, 2011

As for the beach of a normal aquarium + update catchbasin abysmal add!

As for the beach of a normal aquarium + update catchbasin abysmal add! Tube. Duration : 3.40 Mins.


To add sand to an aquarium, you should always use the opening of the bag under water. Thus, the sand will fall to the bottom to help, rather than locked and floating on the surface! Moreover, it is necessary to turn the filter OFF! Sand can destroy the pump in the filter! Wait for the tank seems clear, then turn on again. Do not worry, your fish will be fine without protection for a few hours! Have the heating system connected, but remove the filter.

Keywords: adding, sand, to, saltwater, marine, fish, tank, fishtank, aquarium, my, cool, clownfish, clown, dartfish, cardinal, eel, snowflake, wrasse

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