Why at first did not check what it says on the lights? Usually have names or numbers. Specialized aquarium uses named are - Aquastar, lights for living GroLux example. Others have numbers - 830, 965 - stuff like that. Tell what your lamps, we can give a reasoned opinion on the matter. So to talk about blue and red is a bit frivolous.
Yes, you're right. Box wrote: T8 18W 60cm Cigar Blue Marine Blue-I have two of her pieces and T8 18W Cigar 60sm Red Tropical Red. Of Hailea. I know that the brand is frivolous, but it's my new and with warranty, and will use it while working. Then we will take a more serious equipment.
Blue really were blue and marine aquariums. I think are quite unsuitable for freshwater. lights for living Red I think it's okay as a whole. I would replace the two blue, even the most ordinary white stusdeno will be better.
Quote from: Pac on Monday, December 3, 2012, 16:10 pm Blue were indeed lights for living blue and marine aquariums. I think are quite unsuitable for freshwater. Red I think it's okay as a whole. I would replace the two blue, even the most ordinary white stusdeno will be better. lights for living
Thank you for your advice. We will change the lighting, lights for living because I tease me. "Blue" lights for living will not go back. These are cheap enough to Haylea and buy just two more "white". Currently I have bad care parasites in aqua probably imported Pangasius my husband a month or so after you buy! If anyone understands this, please write to me to advise a personal with him. For now, the situation is stable, only one died pangasius and the other is separate.
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Yes, but I can not answer you there, says that its blocked from sending messages. Anyway, I do not think I can help you a lot. I have no personal experience with the treatment of such diseases, there are competent people on these issues.
Finally aquariums at home were two! This is the new / old / aquarium to my husband that it was left with a huge catfish. lights for living When it moved only two scalar soma because lights for living obviously eats with appetite smaller fish. As far as I could find, the type is Sinodontis granulosa. Instead, he "planted" a giant kriptokorina which grows in the bucket for months, but soma destroy it for 5 days and had to throw it out. Now there are artificial plants and definitely needs desperately and a cave. Will be purchased so suitable lights for living for size. And very soon "my" aquarium will undergo major changes! Tomorrow I'll throw rapanchetata and fool background mermaids and more. and will arrange the way I like it! Hooray! Then there will be pictures.
Reply # 41: Wednesday, December 19, 2012, 1:12 pm
Thank you! Aquarium lights for living 120-30 liters. I think this is a small catfish, but he lived in it for three years. Before that he was in "tsihlidarnik." Catfish himself came not in very good condition. There was a round spot to one fin, which stood as a fistula, but I soak you name it and fading. Separately was seen in May without any light and its colors are not good. But two days began to change, even as two of his fins began to appear along the edges white stripes / I do not know how to say /. Maybe you and become a beautiful catfish. I know nothing of this kind, and did not find a Bulgarian him in the net. I bought different kinds of food, but he eats only pellets for cichlids of Serra. Well, dangerous and kriptokorinata. And other interests for him backstroke. I think something's wrong with the order, but on the net I found a lot of movies with sinodontisi and many floats in the same inept way. Least one scalar bitten, but saw that he could not eat it and leave her alone. Rather, they grow a little survivor pangasius, and he will go on soma to keep him company.
Quote from: Vera on Wednesday, December lights for living 19, 2012, 0:33 pm ...... And very soon "my" aquarium lights for living will undergo major changes! Tomorrow I'll throw rapanchetata and fool background mermaids and more. and will arrange the way I like it! Hooray! Then there will be pictures.
Reply # 44: Sunday, December 30, 2012, 18:51 pm
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