I asked Fire Fighting Malaysia for the CO2 refill and they are charging for every unit(1 unit=2kg). Every unit is Rm25.

Threadfin Rainbowfish. correct me if i am wrong.

I'm using back the same driftwood  and also salvaging the same plants from one scape to another , maybe add a few new species but not much.

I like to recreate the same feelings when I look at my scape. And I must have red plants i my scape... Must...

about the moss better go for singapore moss or star moss.
as for fissident need cold water to make it grow more green.. in my experience i not able to grow fissident well in 28 deg water, maybe some of you can but anyway just my experience

wht is your tank size?
if 2 feet go for PLL 55Watt...
caused next time u change the bulb rm20 already can get one.. cheap for replacement bulb

aquazonic dont really have any problem... except ballast... but that ballast kinda cheap also at jalan pasar... lolz...

current price for otto how much arr?

Heres several ways to treat the problem.

Tank treatment, increase Phosphate dosing slightly in your EI fert regime.

Spot Treatment. Turn off filter, use a, b, or c. wait 5 minutes, turn on filter.

a) If you have your phosphate mixed into a solution, you can turn off your filter and dose your phosphates directly on the area thats affected.

b) If you have dry kh2p04, mix your EI dose with tank water just enough to make it dissolve. then pipette/syringe it onto affected area.

c) If you you do not have a phosphate solution, your alternative is Fleet Enema. use 0.3 ml of enema per 10 gallons. Do this daily until its gone since you have no fert regime. Water change every third day 50% to help keep the phosphates from getting out of control during this treatment.

For options a and b, if it keeps coming back on said area quickly, then you need to up the phosphates in your dosing regime. unless you are fine with spot treating the area every dose.
for option C, you run a risk of bottoming out on nitrates during the treatment sue to your lack of regular macro dosing. A high fish load counters this affect. If you have java ferns, this can cause them to blacken at the tips and melt a bit if the nitrates keep bottoming out. The plus side is the baffled look you get from the store clerk when you say, "no im not plugged up, its for my fish tank"

1. are u using 1 or 2 check valve? i have 2 co2 tank, tank A using 1 valve, tank B using 2 valve. the bubble counter at tank A always dried up after few weeks.

2. seachem Flourish Phosphorus. never use it before.
otto price in AI is rm3.50. if the indonesia worker jadi cashier that day, maybe you can get it cheaper...

Do one in ur house lah

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Added on July 29, 2012, 9:37 pmactually, i just notice one thing. most of hte moss tanks has very high lights ie the moss tank kimi said has about 36w x 4pcs x 2 units. so its like 288w!!! and thats maybe a 2 or 2.5ft tank... i'm like wow! unbelieveable high light range......

This is a very nice moss tank...

I want ask. When plant the tank, usually you all have ALL the plants ready already? Or plant here a bit first, then there a bit.

Hi guys, anyone using DIY CO2 diffuser? I lost my darn glass diffuser.
I was planning to use the cigarette filter diy method but bnot sure how long it'll last.

Okay la okay la i buy if see cheap ones but East Aqua in mid valley selling for rm35 and pudu selling for rm22. Got any other cheaper ones anot?

guys i need help... theres been a huge outbreak of BBA inside my tanks and i need to know does any1 here can tell me what might i be doing wrong? have been manually removing them by hands but its getting worse by everyday. ive checked online that BBA is mostly due to unstable CO2 but im using solenoid regulator and hadnt changed the BPS for some time already. any help please?