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#1
Posted 21 June 2004 - 12:39 AM
List them here...
Saltwater Tanks:
45 gal. - 2 Percula Clowns, 1 Yellow Tailed Blue Damsels
Freshwater Tanks:
10 gal. - 1 Spotted Cory, 2 Common Plecos, 4 Striped Danios
Empty Tanks:
20,10,10
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45 gal. - 2 Percula Clowns, 1 Yellow Tailed Blue Damsels
Freshwater Tanks:
10 gal. - 1 Spotted Cory, 2 Common Plecos, 4 Striped Danios
Empty Tanks:
20,10,10
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#2
Posted 21 June 2004 - 07:59 AM
Rena XP canister filters
Emporer powerfilters
Eheim Efisubstrat pro
Eheim Efilav
Python clean and fill
Tetra black water extract
Instant Ocean/Reef chrystals salts
Omega one fish foods
Hikari/Life Line frozen fish foods
Ebo Jager Heaters
Quick Dip test strips
Emporer powerfilters
Eheim Efisubstrat pro
Eheim Efilav
Python clean and fill
Tetra black water extract
Instant Ocean/Reef chrystals salts
Omega one fish foods
Hikari/Life Line frozen fish foods
Ebo Jager Heaters
Quick Dip test strips
#3
Posted 21 June 2004 - 02:47 PM
via aqua- titanium heater<-- they're sweet. verry acurate,and you cant break them
kordon amquel+
kordon novaqua
melafix
formula one foods for saltwater
algaefix-never had a algae problem till my last apartment, and this was quick to clear it,and its safe for plants.
tetramin
hikari
Instant Ocean/Reef chrystals salts<-----black_bullet i agree
Tetra black water extract<---this too
Omega one fish foods<---- yup,and this.
kordon amquel+
kordon novaqua
melafix
formula one foods for saltwater
algaefix-never had a algae problem till my last apartment, and this was quick to clear it,and its safe for plants.
tetramin
hikari
Instant Ocean/Reef chrystals salts<-----black_bullet i agree
Tetra black water extract<---this too
Omega one fish foods<---- yup,and this.
#4
Posted 22 June 2004 - 04:56 AM
Ebo jagger heaters
Aquaclear filters
Emperor filters
Peacock's DIY WetDrys
Magdrive pumps
Dolphin pumps
Kent products
Aquarium pharmicuticals Test kits
Hikari food
Newlife spectrum food
Aquaclear filters
Emperor filters
Peacock's DIY WetDrys
Magdrive pumps
Dolphin pumps
Kent products
Aquarium pharmicuticals Test kits
Hikari food
Newlife spectrum food
Cichla FoR LyFe
#5
Posted 22 June 2004 - 10:09 AM
Emperor powerfilters
Won Bros. Titanium heaters
Azoo foods
TetraTec Deep Water air pumps
HOME DEPOT FOR ALL YOUR DIY NEEDS...WEEEEEE!!!!!
Won Bros. Titanium heaters
Azoo foods
TetraTec Deep Water air pumps
HOME DEPOT FOR ALL YOUR DIY NEEDS...WEEEEEE!!!!!
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#7
Posted 24 June 2004 - 03:08 PM
Filters:
Aquaclear 500 - (really cheap at www.bigalsonline.com) the smaller AC's are also good for smaller tanks. I have heard Emp's are good filters as well, I have never used them so I can't say one way or the other
Bakpak Protein Skimmers - very efficient, easy to clean.
Hydro Sponge V - nice big sponge filters for added filtration
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Water Treatment:
Kordon Amquel Plus - (dechloraminator)
Kent ProClear - (clearing cloudiness works EXTREMELY well and fast, not harmful to fishes)
Kent Marine Organic Absorption Resin - pricey, but lasts for two years and is rechargeable. use this to take tannins or any tint, coloration, etc. out of the water within 24 hours.
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Lighting:
Coralife Bulbs
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Fish Problems:
Melafix - all purpose for stress, wounds, fin damage, etc.
Pimafix - for bacterial and fungal infections, works really well in conjunction with Melafix. don't pay ridiculous prices for it at your LFS unless you have to, bigalsonline has it for 5.99 a bottle, my LFS sells the stuff for $12!!!
Jungle Parasite Clear - works really well on the primitive fishes that can't really take the broad spectrum stronger antibiotics. this stuff works very well and its cheap!
Quick Cure - there may be better products out there, but i have never had problems with this one, i use it if and when my fish ever get ich.
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Food:
Hikari Sinking Carnivore Pellets
Hikari Carnivore Sticks
Wardley Shrimp Pellets
Freeze Dried Krill (just about anywhere)
Mysis Shrimp
i think thats it for now, feel free to ask any questions for further info about any of this stuff and how i use it, etc. thanks for your lists to everyone who has already posted! good idea to have this thread!--
--solomon
Aquaclear 500 - (really cheap at www.bigalsonline.com) the smaller AC's are also good for smaller tanks. I have heard Emp's are good filters as well, I have never used them so I can't say one way or the other
Bakpak Protein Skimmers - very efficient, easy to clean.
Hydro Sponge V - nice big sponge filters for added filtration
=====
Water Treatment:
Kordon Amquel Plus - (dechloraminator)
Kent ProClear - (clearing cloudiness works EXTREMELY well and fast, not harmful to fishes)
Kent Marine Organic Absorption Resin - pricey, but lasts for two years and is rechargeable. use this to take tannins or any tint, coloration, etc. out of the water within 24 hours.
=====
Lighting:
Coralife Bulbs
=====
Fish Problems:
Melafix - all purpose for stress, wounds, fin damage, etc.
Pimafix - for bacterial and fungal infections, works really well in conjunction with Melafix. don't pay ridiculous prices for it at your LFS unless you have to, bigalsonline has it for 5.99 a bottle, my LFS sells the stuff for $12!!!
Jungle Parasite Clear - works really well on the primitive fishes that can't really take the broad spectrum stronger antibiotics. this stuff works very well and its cheap!
Quick Cure - there may be better products out there, but i have never had problems with this one, i use it if and when my fish ever get ich.
=====
Food:
Hikari Sinking Carnivore Pellets
Hikari Carnivore Sticks
Wardley Shrimp Pellets
Freeze Dried Krill (just about anywhere)
Mysis Shrimp
i think thats it for now, feel free to ask any questions for further info about any of this stuff and how i use it, etc. thanks for your lists to everyone who has already posted! good idea to have this thread!--
--solomon
#8
Posted 24 June 2004 - 07:53 PM
QUOTE (Aliane @ Jun 23 2004, 03:12 PM)
Stress Coat water conditioner
Stress Coat is way too expensive. Condition tap water with something that goes a lot farther and is waaaay cheaper like Genesis and Prime...
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#9
Posted 27 June 2004 - 08:23 PM
Water contitioning :Prime
Canister filters : eheim
H.O.B filters :Aquaclear
mulitfunction filters :H.O.T magnum filters
Heaters :Pro heat titanium heaters
Water change system:Python
Tanks : Glasscages
Anne
Canister filters : eheim
H.O.B filters :Aquaclear
mulitfunction filters :H.O.T magnum filters
Heaters :Pro heat titanium heaters
Water change system:Python
Tanks : Glasscages
Anne
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Anne here beblondie everywhere else
Ap's Idea queen
comitted but not confined
"more leg than a bucket of chicken"scorpio
2004-2005 Member of the year (humble huh)
#10
Posted 11 July 2004 - 11:53 AM
eheim canisters, and ebo jager heaters. can't beat the eheims for tanks under 90g as the main filtration system 
python no spill clean n' fill
python no spill clean n' fill
This post has been edited by nictitating membrane: 11 July 2004 - 11:54 AM
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