As comment in another post, my last tank (Haven) has paid the price of the bloody crisis. It was dismantled at the end of the year and return to the issue landscape with a much smaller aquarium, 60x35x38 (Length x width x height) 80 liters. The basic idea I took a photograph of a Japanese forest, but only served as my base. Then I changed a lot.
The name, Benvenuto, since the aquarium came at a good time, I'll blow my good friend Alberto Sosa, with his typical humor he got a t more to emphasize the Italian pronunciation, and from the first moment I like that name.
The urn as I said is 80 liters (60 x 35 x 38) for Sirocco.
The lighting is provided by 2-PL 55 W 865, a total of 9300 lumens (116 lumens / liter), with the brico of the screen and put it in my previous entry.
filtration is done through a profesionel III Eheim 2076 (1750 l / h).
Although the initial idea is upholstered in Cuba and use 3 types of Eleocharis, some tenellus as vegetation and moss several short, so far as I'm starting to rotal fast-growing plants. As a result of momentono not dislike me, just some or all of them are definitive, as progress. Rolling
No more I put some pictures.
This is the sirocco urn, I came on the 28th of January.
Urn I've had plenty of time empty for lack of time, but finally the day Feb. 24 he put his hand.
house started by the foundation, as this Mandaa. The substrate is configured with a base of Aqualit mixed with sphagnum peat and covered the entire Akadama a good layer of sifted, leaving a grain of between 2 and 4 mm. To separate the different layers I used a box made of cardboard and covered with tape to prevent it gets wet, which is removed once you have finished adding all the substrate.
Aqualit The first layer of peat.
And then Akadama.
Now the first test timber placement.
I've had matured in the dark alone with the substrate and the solids for a month.
Finally on Friday March 26th I hit a light pole (4 hours to full) and will plant the Cuba.
At 4 days has given me just throw a fotillo and you can appreciate a good growth in Cuba and other plants.
I've gotten
separations moss between the stones to soften the cuts and am waiting for Eleocharis and tenellus. Let's see how it evolves. At the moment I do not see the unspeakable. Fingers crossed. Ire
fotillos in putting more new entries.
I hope you will like, but still have to change much.
