for bacteria setup, i just use bacter 100.. sprinkle on surface..
for food...i use all mosura product..well recommended product..

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Added on July 4, 2011, 9:03 am

ooo.. that one is bacter 100...
too lazy to remove the debris..now my shrimp clear it for me. 
good for their digestion.

here jb got one lfs sell it...
you also can get from lelong.com.my find aquashop.

i heard my 88petshop, for Ada fertiliser got 8 types which cost around 800+. 8 of the fertilisers are necessary. i was shock when i listen to this. anyone using 8 of it or we can use lesser

how much is Hailea HC100A?

ciohbu,got plan take in from oversea for the hailea HC100A chiller

Aiseh.
I from kl. Picking would not be a prob for me.
But need warranty. Then headache
How is your chiller now?

To have a 3feet marine tank, total cost would be around 4k

Bonus can get 4k o?
Which company you working ?
Intro me. Lol~

can sell the riccia for cheap? where u at?

anybody selling fissidens for cheap too? in LFS so mahal la

Thanks for the reply. Hmm will not be considering solenoid regulator for the time being due to budget constraints. Which LFS that anyone know that they carry Bacter100 and Clear Super? I'm from Subang Jaya btw.

Initial start up is sufficient already? Cause i've read some articles/forum saying that we need the bacter to stabilize the ecosystem within the tank that will clear the water up.

What sort of manual regulator should i get? Or any will do as long as it have a working pressure gauge?

So Eheim 2213 is good enough for a 2 ft tank? What about lighting? 8000k 55w or should i get lower than 55w cause i've read higher watts makes the plants yellowish. I'm willing to spend abit more to invest in a good filter and lighting system. 

What fertilizer should we get for daily/weekly dosage to maintain the health of the plants? And for the substrate, can i have reviews of sifus here regarding Amazonia I compared to Amazonia II?

Chpteh.
Can post up some pic here?
What is the light spectrum you having?
As what I know, normal LED are not able to penetrate deep water. That's why it is not encourage to use in planted or marine tank

Anyone here using this type CO2 Atomizer?
Where got sell?

Find Ciohbu

Paiseh, is cm.. i use the heavy duty roll measure tape. i think is cm. or less than 1.8feet.(46cm)

No, i'm saying the marimo moss ball need a 26C' so i will make my tank about 26c.. so any other plants other than java moss that can thrive in such temperature?

hp for the filter. what bout lighting?

aiya i always thought fluorescent light uses the least electrical consumption. now I know I'm wrong. Then I think i'll go and change it soon. X_X I love mother earth! HAHAHA. jkjk... but yeah =/

since ur Tetra Ex120 already 3-4 years d & start to leak...
u should now empty ur tank & wait for it dried.... after few days, try to apply the best silicon (that can be found at ur hometown) at corner (8 sides inside the tank)... after few weeks, then try to fill ur water again.

Hope this can help.

Introduction

Every aquarium keeper has likely had to deal with an algae problem. In a planted aquarium, an even more complex set of variables can easily go out of whack, and end in a sad algae state. I’ve combined information from a few different websites, added some personal experience, and have hopefully assembled a complete reference for the most common types of algae seen in the planted aquarium, along with their causes and cures. This is an ever-evolving document, so if you feel anything is incorrect or misleading, please don’t hesitate to leave a comment with your correction.

Table of Contents

Black Brush/Beard (Rhodophyta)
Brown Algae (Diatoms)
Blue Green (Cyanobacteria)
Cladophora
Fuzz Algae
Green Dust Algae (GDA)
Green Spot (Choleochaete orbicularis)
Green Water (Euglaena)
Hair/Thread Algae
Staghorn (Compsopogon sp.)