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Switching tanks
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Switching tanks
This afternoon iv been very busy switching tanks between the male and females. The females tank is finished the males not quite finished as the kids a moaning they are hungry!
So when its done il put photos up of the males divided tank, but for now here's the females tank:
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So when its done il put photos up of the males divided tank, but for now here's the females tank:
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Nataliey- Feathertail

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Re: Switching tanks
Looks really nice Nat. You always do such a good looking job! I wish my tank looked so beautiful!

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F.Banks wrote:Looks really nice Nat. You always do such a good looking job! I wish my tank looked so beautiful!
Thanks, I just wanted everything to fit,lol!

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Well it fits nicely. I guess the idea is to plant heavily so they get along! I like the decor!

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Re: Switching tanks
That tank is looking SO great 

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Re: Switching tanks
Here's the boys tank not finished yet as im missing a last divider at the end also need to add a bit more gravel to each section, but looking good so far:
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didnt want to leave my boys in tubs again
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didnt want to leave my boys in tubs again

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They both look good
Just watch out the boys dont jump the dividers. 2 of min managed to jump over a divider through a gap that was 1" x 1" and what a good " out the water so i would add a little bit more onto the dividers
Just watch out the boys dont jump the dividers. 2 of min managed to jump over a divider through a gap that was 1" x 1" and what a good " out the water so i would add a little bit more onto the dividers

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Re: Switching tanks
Yeah i was thinking of making a taller divide for the end one dont know how as all measured and cut at same time but end one has 2 lines less than others!

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Re: Switching tanks
I'm curious as to how well they can see each other through the screen and do they pay much attention to each other?

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All of the could do with being taller IMO. I siliconed bits of acrylic onto the lid above the divider and that worked well.

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Re: Switching tanks
I dont want to put them too much taller as the dividers in the other tank before swapped had melted and deformed under the light as they where too close; but will extend them a little

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There must have been some heat coming off your light to do that. I had mine about 1mm off the light and never had a problem.

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kizno1 wrote:There must have been some heat coming off your light to do that. I had mine about 1mm off the light and never had a problem.
It does burn when i have to take the light panel off and there's 2 tubes on there, so im careful now because it hurts. Iv not had a problem with the smaller tank thats right up to the top nearly but that light is in a clear compartment in the lid.

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What Watt are the lights?

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Erm hang on...
...its says 15Watt...
...its says 15Watt...

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Fair enough. Mine was 25W with no problem But then i used 3mm thick acrylic.

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Re: Switching tanks
Looking good 
F Banks - they can see each other quite well I think as mine often have flaring matches with their neighbours, and Huey DEFINITELY sees the girl next door
But if you plant around the divider sides then it blocks the line of sight quite well
F Banks - they can see each other quite well I think as mine often have flaring matches with their neighbours, and Huey DEFINITELY sees the girl next door

But if you plant around the divider sides then it blocks the line of sight quite well

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silverrabbit wrote:Looking good
F Banks - they can see each other quite well I think as mine often have flaring matches with their neighbours, and Huey DEFINITELY sees the girl next door
But if you plant around the divider sides then it blocks the line of sight quite well
Thanks Silver. Makes perfect sense to me!

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Re: Switching tanks
Iv FINALLY finished the boys tank im very happy with it, what you guys think?
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From left to right we have:
Calcifer, Ragga~muffin, Night Fury, Casper, Curly & Squiggles
I cant believe i actually managed the extension on the spray bar myself with hosepipe in the middle of the 2 plastic spray bars supplied with the filter, looks a little odd as its green but im happy with my DIY,lol!
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From left to right we have:
Calcifer, Ragga~muffin, Night Fury, Casper, Curly & Squiggles
I cant believe i actually managed the extension on the spray bar myself with hosepipe in the middle of the 2 plastic spray bars supplied with the filter, looks a little odd as its green but im happy with my DIY,lol!

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Looks good to me Nataliey. Wheres the "No Vacancy" sign? lol!

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