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Maybe you can look for it at:

1. https://www.facebook.com/R08ThatFishShop
2. https://www.facebook.com/nextaqua

Thanks moderator.

Nice pond you got there? No water flowing from the top?

is that a chair for you to sit and have a pool view ?

Hei, did you just rescape your tank? If not mistaken, this not your tank setup previously. Where are your shrimps?

Guys. Anyone of you know what type of algae that surface on the rock? Hair Algae?

Nope. it's been few months.

That's what i thought so, it doesn't looks like algae to me, but fungus more. Treating it with Hydrogen Peroxide, but time consuming.

Thanks Ashraf. Just google, and i hope this option works.



Brown Algae (Diatoms)
Diatom Algae

Brown Algae, or diatoms, often present themselves as a brown, muddy, muck that covers plant leaves and hardscape items. It is rare to be seen in a fully established aquarium.

Causes:
Newly setup tank – Aquariums that have just been setup seem to be prone to diatom algae.
Excess nutrients – Silica in particular appears to be a trigger. Contact your water utility company for a report detailing silica concentrations in your water supply.
Possibly old bulbs – Sometimes, old bulbs can encourage the conditions for diatom algae.

Cure:
Time – Allow it to use up the excess silica, and it will often disappear on its own.
Manual removal – Siphon/scrape diatoms manually for quick removal.
Algae Crew – Otocinclus and Nerite snails are fantastic at clearing a tank of diatoms. They help with other sorts of algae as well.

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For better light penetration, go for T5. LED light is energy save and bright, but if you intend to grow some carpet plants like monte carlo better go for T5.

Or you can try Fish Depot @ Aman Suria. You can make an order with the specific plants that you prefer and it's arrive every Wednesday evening.

nice, clean and healthy plants. Can share the spec?

Amano's Co2?

RIP Takasi Amano He will be miss, and his legacy stays on...



https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takashi_Amano

Decided to replace my 2 strips of 3 feet Wavepoints.

Anyone using FRESH & PLANT 2.0 FULL SPECTRUM PERFORMANCE LED before?

http://www.fluvalaquatics.com/us/freshwate...sh-and-plant-2/

It works, just matter of how are we going to maintain the power consumption and the plants growth. who knows algae bloom faster than the plants

I'm using this 2 strips of 3 feet Wave Point, specs below:

Wave Point® 36”
30-watt Super
Blue & 10000k Daylight
Photon Energy LED High Output Light Strip
15x Super Blue
15x 10000k Daylight

Results are pretty convincing for the first year. But qualities for the growth of the plants are dropping. Not much photosynthesis bubbling happening in the tank. That's why i've decided to change it. And my options are below:

1. Fluval LED 2.0
2. Chihiros A901

Price from lelong.com.my wise, Fluval cost 3 times more than Chihiros, of course the specs wise are much better than Chihiros (full spectrum) and again doesn't mean Chihiros won't perform well

Fluval LED 2.0 lights, anyone of you guys have been using this? How's the performance so far?