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08-02-2007, 11:16 PM
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iTrader Positive Rating: 100% Plant Points: 46820 | ADA 90p "Dream Tank" I just got the 90p setup that i bought at ADG, Im really excited to get everything setup im still waiting for the Filter though and still thinking on where i can buy nice plants.
Im planning to join the International Aquatic Plants Layout 2008 :icon_mrgr Specification
TEK Lightning 4 x39watts
Ehiem 2217
Lily Pipe Outflow P-4 13mm
New Lily Pipe Inflow V-7 17mm
Aqua Soil- Amazonia x3
Tourmaline BC
Brighty K 500ml
Green Brighty STEP 1 500ml
Garden Mat 90X45
Clear Hose (3m) 13mm
Clear Hose (3m) 17mm
Garden Stand 90cm metallic
Pollen Glass Beetle 30
Power Sand SPECIAL-M 6liter w/ Bacter 100 and Super Clear Thats it for now!!!!!!!! |
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08-03-2007, 12:41 AM
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Plant Points: 5200 | Re: ADA 90p "Dream Tank" Nice setup... |
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08-03-2007, 12:57 AM
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Plant Points: 19550 | Re: ADA 90p "Dream Tank" Wow it looks like a flash back of when I got almost the exact same setup curious to see what you do with it.  |
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08-03-2007, 01:47 AM
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iTrader Positive Rating: 100% Plant Points: 46820 | Re: ADA 90p "Dream Tank" Quote:
Originally Posted by arowanaman Wow it looks like a flash back of when I got almost the exact same setup curious to see what you do with it.  | Why your using Water Softener? and how the coralife pro works on your tank, still thinking with light though?
And you got a nice tank there  |
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08-03-2007, 09:12 AM
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Plant Points: 9250 | Re: ADA 90p "Dream Tank" How much did all that stuff cost? I understand if you want to keep it private but, OUCH!!! Bump for the nice setup |
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08-03-2007, 09:31 AM
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iTrader Positive Rating: 100% Plant Points: 46820 | Re: ADA 90p "Dream Tank" Quote:
Originally Posted by styderman How much did all that stuff cost? I understand if you want to keep it private but, OUCH!!! Bump for the nice setup | $1200 includes shipping (Light and filter seperate) |
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08-03-2007, 12:11 PM
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Plant Points: 19550 | Re: ADA 90p "Dream Tank" Quote:
Originally Posted by xcooperx Why your using Water Softener? and how the coralife pro works on your tank, still thinking with light though?
And you got a nice tank there  | The Coralife pro is the perfect light for this tank great for all lighting cycles even moon for night. You could actually get away with just using one 150 watt HQI on this tank just dont get a pendant circlular one get a rectangular one which will have a wider throw for the light angle. also, a good portion of the time I just use the HQI on mine.
As for the softenizer I use it because most aquatic plants prefer softer water, plus Co2 dissolves better in softer water.
What filter are you planning on using? |
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08-03-2007, 12:24 PM
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Plant Points: 6050 | Re: ADA 90p "Dream Tank" Alright! I am anxious to see how you set this up!
Dream Tank is right! Ahh, ADA goodness ...
Are you going to split a third line off your CO2 bottle, and run all three tanks off the one tank? What kind of manifold do you have for that? And, I assume that means you have a needle valve and bubble counter for each tank? Inquiring minds want to know!
-Mark |
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08-03-2007, 07:43 PM
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iTrader Positive Rating: 100% Plant Points: 46820 | Re: ADA 90p "Dream Tank" Quote:
Originally Posted by arowanaman The Coralife pro is the perfect light for this tank great for all lighting cycles even moon for night. You could actually get away with just using one 150 watt HQI on this tank just dont get a pendant circlular one get a rectangular one which will have a wider throw for the light angle. also, a good portion of the time I just use the HQI on mine.
As for the softenizer I use it because most aquatic plants prefer softer water, plus Co2 dissolves better in softer water.
What filter are you planning on using? | Really, i thought 150 watts is not really recommend for a 90p, i was planning to buy the solar 1 but i read a lot of stuff that its not good. |
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08-03-2007, 07:45 PM
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iTrader Positive Rating: 100% Plant Points: 46820 | Re: ADA 90p "Dream Tank" Quote:
Originally Posted by marke14 Alright! I am anxious to see how you set this up!
Dream Tank is right! Ahh, ADA goodness ...
Are you going to split a third line off your CO2 bottle, and run all three tanks off the one tank? What kind of manifold do you have for that? And, I assume that means you have a needle valve and bubble counter for each tank? Inquiring minds want to know!
-Mark |
Im just gonna use 1 pressurized co2 on this tank and 1 beetle diffuser, my co2 system is JBJ it already comes with needle valve and bubble counter and im using 5lbs cylinder |
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