QUOTE(krynzpeaches @ Mar 22 2007, 06:51 PM)
Wowww! Everyone's planted aquarium sooo beautiful, even for a small 7.5 in one!
Will get my husband to learn to do this lah, more soothing to look at...
Hmm, change 30%-50% water only ah? How do you guys change 30%-50% only? Scoop the water out or use those hose thingy?
Sorry ahh kacau ask different topic

Thanks.

KP
You can use a hose and connect to the outlet of yr filter..Once the water is coming out from the hose. Then you can just take it out from the outlet and place it inside the aquarium. Beside water change, you need to dose the liquid fertilizer and some trimming on the aquatic plants.
CRS is Crystal Red Shrimp. The first batch was released from Japan and arrived in Singapore years ago. A piece was sold at S$8000. I know there are some people said what is the point to spend few hundred to thousand ringgit for a small tiny fella? But when you are really into it. You won't mind to spend that kind of money. Just that you guys not yet how to appreciate the beautiful of CRS. Try to goto www.shrimpnow.com (I am one of the mederator there. But seldom post now.) and www.petshrimp.com for more info.
You can have a very low budget to up a planted tank. Gain some knowledge and experience first before you became rich and able to get expensive stuff.
I had kept the red, blue, purple and other crayfish before. You can't mix all of them together. Unless you have very big tank. Otherwise, they will fight and eating up the loser. Beside that, you need to have a covered tank. They will climb out through the wire of the pump or hose at the middle of the nite. Then you will find them inside your kitchen or toilet. They will sense which area inside your house is humid and wet. Then they will try to escape. What I did was by placing a plate of water nearby the tank. Then you will find one or two of them resting on the plate at the next day. You can have a pair in a 2ft tank. Prefer to have some gravel, rock and wood for them to rest and hide. They do like strong water flow and full of oxygen. They eat everything...like vegetable, fruits, smaller fishes, pellet.