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[WTS] Aquarium 3ft and rack system

weijie — Thu, 30 Jun 2016 10:25:49 +0800

Item(s):
Rack system 5 level 3ft X 18inch X 83inch
Aquarium 1: 32inch X 18 inch X 10inch
Aquarium 2: 32inch X 18inch X 12inch

Led lighting 2 set
Hob pump 2 unit
internal pump 2 set
Sponge filter 2 set

Price: Rm400

Dealing method: COD or self collect at seri kembangan selangor

Age of item: 2 years

[WTS] Aquarium + LED light + cabinet

weijie — Fri, 17 Jun 2016 10:29:03 +0800

Item(s):
1. Aquarium super clear glass front panel , dimension 3ft (length) x 2ft (depth) x 1.5ft (height)
2. Taiwan LED set custom made , best quality to grow plants. (will give FOC spareparts for future replacement)
3. Cabinet custom made (some minor problem on doors)

Price: Rm400

Warranty: Check before buy, Tank leakage warranty 1month

Dealing method: COD at equine park seri kembangan. Can intro lorry (cost Rm100).

Age of item: 3yrs

Reason for sale: Clearing room for bigger aquarium

Picture:

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[WTS] Warehouse clearance Planted tank items

weijie — Thu, 16 Jun 2016 16:12:44 +0800

Item 3 : Borneowild Essence K , Borneowild Growth
Age : NEW
Price : Rm50 per bottle 500ml (RRP price Rm65)
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Item 4 : ANS Tweezer 30cm
Age : NEW
Price : Rm25
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Item 5 : ANS Scissor straight 30cm
Age : NEW
Price : Rm35
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Item 6 : Intense bubble counter
Age : NEW
Price : Rm50

Location of seller: Equine park seri kembangan, COD possible if more than Rm150, otherwise postage

[WTS] 3ft super clear tank set

weijie — Mon, 14 Mar 2016 11:44:09 +0800

Package includes:
3ft super clear tank for sale
Package:
1. Super clear 3ft tank with white background. 3ft x 1.5ft x 1.5ft [Rm500]
2. Cabinet 3ft standard [Rm250]
3. Custom made led. Will provide spare parts for future repair. good quality 3W led, suitable for all plants [Rm200]
4. Eheim 2217 with original media [Rm450]
5. Co2 system auto, co2 tank 3L, ANS solenoid, bubble counter, co2 indicator, high pressure resistance hose, atomizer [Rm350]
6. Flora inside, weeping moss, anubias nana petite, mini fissiden, Monte carlo, ericaulon, etc
7. Cherry shrimps
8. Soil
9. Wood [3pcs total rm100]
Price: Rm1500 for whole set. separate sale refer to item list above

Location of seller: equine park seri kembangan
Contact method/details:whatsapp 0162172513
Age of item: 2 years
Item(s) conditions: working until today, serious buyer can come to view before purchase
Reason for sale: clearing space for new project

Picture click here

[WTS] planted tank second hand/ new unit

weijie — Fri, 22 Jan 2016 13:50:39 +0800

Item (4): Cabinet 2ft plywood
Price: Rm180
Age of item: 2 years
Item(s) conditions: condition 9/10

SOLD ITEMS
Item (1): Super clear aquarium 60cm x 36cm x 30cm
Age of item: 2 years
Item(s) conditions: no major scratch on front glass, comes with high quality white background wallpaper

Item (2): UP LED new model 2015
Age of item: less than 1 year
Item(s) conditions: ALL LED bulb is working as new unit

Item (3): Taiyo Cf1000 filter with surface skimmer
Age of item: less than half years
b]Item(s) conditions:[/b] will provide some spare parts, has changed to high quality bio rings

Item (5): Co2 tank 10lbs, solenoid, high pressure resistance hose, bubble counter D-499, ISTA UFO diffuser
Age of item: 2years
Item(s) conditions: good quality solenoid, co2 tank will refilled before pass to buyer

Item (6): Acrylic pipe one set.
Age of item: 2years
Item(s) conditions: will be as good as new once cleanup

Item (7): Plants as in the picture
Age of item: NIL
Item(s) conditions: harvest before meeting buyer

Warranty: personal warranty 1 month

Dealing method: COD equine park , seri kembangan, puchong, cyberjaya

Contact method/details: pm me

Pictures ::

Planted Aquarium V14

weijie — Sat, 24 Aug 2013 15:25:40 +0800

Planted Aquarium V1 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/429955 - by nezumitaro
Planted Aquarium V2 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1008287
Planted Aquarium V3 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1241871
Planted Aquarium V4 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1376905
Planted Aquarium V5 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1488629 - by freestyler87
Planted Aquarium V6 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1688071 - by michanz
Planted Aquarium V7 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2007035 - by ciohbu
Planted Aquarium V8 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2255889 - by ciohbu
Planted Aquarium V9 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2255889 - by weijie
Planted Aquarium V10 - Planted tank V10 - by weijie
Planted Aquarium V11 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2658495 - by qz4eva
Planted Aquarium V12 - https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2767979 - by weijie

Creating a Nature Aquarium (do note that there are many substrate brands in the market, you do not need to follow EXACTLY the steps given below)
1. Bottom layer
-> lava rocks / ADA 5elements (Bacter100, clear super, tourmaline BC, Penac W, Penac P)

2. Substrate layer: Soil (eg: ADA aquasoil normal type, ADA aquasoil powder type, JBL base fert, etc)

3. Layout: Rocks, Driftwoods

4. Plants

5. Livestock: Fishes/shrimps/snails (add after major water change 50-70% 1week after initial setup)

"Dry Start Method" or "Emersed Growth Method"
Different people may have different opinions on this, but in my opinion this is the easiest way to create a scape especially "Iwagumi" style aquascapes where the plants we use are just foreground plants. One of the biggest challenges when we create aquascapes with just one variety of foreground plants is the plant mass is less when the initial planting is done. Now when we use substrate like ADA Amazonia II which is rich in nutrients the plant volume is not enough to absorb all the excess nutrients that algae takes over and it becomes extremely difficult to maintain such tanks until the plants have established and grown fully. Now for people who don't want to go through this trouble of the initial phase but yet end up with a Iwagumi scape like the one below, this method is the perfect solution.

During this phase you really don't need to do much maintenance on the tank. You don't need to have very high lights on the tank as well as there is no water column to penetrate. No CO2 injection required. All you need to do is keep your lights on for 8-10 Hrs a day, open the wrap once a week for 5 min so that fresh air gets in and seal it back up. The results after two and half months is below.

Once the plants have filled in like shown above, it's time to fill the tank with water. Once the water is filled, CO2 injection is required and needs to be kept very high for 2 weeks close to 5 bubbles per second (bps). Afterward, bring it down to 3bps. Setup lights as per the plants requirements. (Cuba is not a very light demanding plant). Setup filter that you have decided on using. If you are using nutrient rich substrate like ADA Amazonia II, follow the below light and water change routine.

Week 1: 3 Hrs of Light , 50 % Water change once in 3 Days
Week 2: 5 Hrs of Light , 30 % Water change once in 3 Days
Week 3: 7 Hrs of Light , 30% Water change once a week
Week 4: 9 Hrs of Light , 30% Water change once a week

Your tank is completely cycled after this stage and if you follow the above routine you will have minimal algae issues except for some diatom algae during the first 2 weeks on the glass which is easily wiped off during your water changes.

NOTE: A correct combination of amount of Light , CO2 and nutrients is required to keep a planted tank free of algae bloom. In most cases it is excessive light that causes the problem. Keep your lighting moderate and you will have minimal algae issues.

[WTS] PS4 -- Call of Duty -- Ghosts

weijie — Mon, 14 Jul 2014 14:21:00 +0800

Hi guys,

Item name: CAll of Duty -- Ghosts
Item condition: Without scratch
Age: 1month
Price : Rm140

Ipad issue -> Wifi

weijie — Thu, 21 Nov 2013 17:08:35 +0800

I am help my uncle to troubleshoot his iPad.
he brought this unit last year and it works well initially. just recently when he upgraded to iOs7, Wifi cannot be connected to his router.

1. My iphone4 can scan the network without a problem.
2. iPad can scan for my iphone personal Hotspot if i turn it on. (this iPad only has Wifi, 3G not included)
3. updated iPad to latest iOs doesnt help.

Is there any other alternative way to troubleshoot?
i bet service person in apple store will just help me to restore iOs (of course this doesnt help), then he would send back to factory repair. problem is that this iPad is already out of warranty period.

Geckos for sale

weijie — Tue, 24 Sep 2013 11:36:26 +0800

Item(1): Sunglo gecko male
Age: about 1 year old. Ready to breed
Price: Rm300 (nego)
Picture: will be upload soon.
Diet: Mealworms, cricket occationally.

Item(1): Shtct gecko male
Age: about 1 year old. Ready to breed
Price: Rm150 , take pair Rm250 per pair
Picture: will be upload soon.
Diet: Mealworms, cricket occationally.

Item(1): Shtct gecko female
Age: about 1 year old.
Price: Rm150 , take pair Rm250 per pair
Picture: will be upload soon.
Diet: Mealworms, cricket occationally.

Dealing method: Prefer COD KL/Selangor area

Location of seller: Equine park Seri Kembangan

Contact method/details: Pm here

Freebies will be given out. first come first serve.

PS.: Booking means you need to pay at least 50% first

Planted Aquarium V13

weijie — Sat, 24 Aug 2013 15:40:50 +0800

Reserved

iphone4 roaming issue

weijie — Tue, 02 Jul 2013 11:58:21 +0800

Dear all,

If there is any iphone experts, please help me here.

I am using iphone 4, software version 6.0.
I have activated my Digi line for oversea boarding, and yet, i cannot search the local service provider here. Why ?
I travelled to brunei last month, and it can search brunei local service provider.

Planted Aquarium V12

weijie — Tue, 09 Apr 2013 17:29:00 +0800

Planted Aquarium V1 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/429955 - by nezumitaro
Planted Aquarium V2 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1008287
Planted Aquarium V3 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1241871
Planted Aquarium V4 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1376905
Planted Aquarium V5 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1488629 - by freestyler87
Planted Aquarium V6 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1688071 - by michanz
Planted Aquarium V7 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2007035 - by ciohbu
Planted Aquarium V8 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2255889 - by ciohbu
Planted Aquarium V9 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2255889 - by weijie
Planted Aquarium V10 - Planted tank V10 - by weijie
Planted Aquarium V11 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2658495 - by qz4eva

Creating a Nature Aquarium (do note that there are many substrate brands in the market, you do not need to follow EXACTLY the steps given below)
1. Bottom layer
-> lava rocks / ADA 5elements (Bacter100, clear super, tourmaline BC, Penac W, Penac P)

2. Substrate layer: Soil (eg: ADA aquasoil normal type, ADA aquasoil powder type, JBL base fert, etc)

3. Layout: Rocks, Driftwoods

4. Plants

5. Livestock: Fishes/shrimps/snails (add after major water change 50-70% 1week after initial setup)

"Dry Start Method" or "Emersed Growth Method"
Different people may have different opinions on this, but in my opinion this is the easiest way to create a scape especially "Iwagumi" style aquascapes where the plants we use are just foreground plants. One of the biggest challenges when we create aquascapes with just one variety of foreground plants is the plant mass is less when the initial planting is done. Now when we use substrate like ADA Amazonia II which is rich in nutrients the plant volume is not enough to absorb all the excess nutrients that algae takes over and it becomes extremely difficult to maintain such tanks until the plants have established and grown fully. Now for people who don't want to go through this trouble of the initial phase but yet end up with a Iwagumi scape like the one below, this method is the perfect solution.

During this phase you really don't need to do much maintenance on the tank. You don't need to have very high lights on the tank as well as there is no water column to penetrate. No CO2 injection required. All you need to do is keep your lights on for 8-10 Hrs a day, open the wrap once a week for 5 min so that fresh air gets in and seal it back up. The results after two and half months is below.

Once the plants have filled in like shown above, it's time to fill the tank with water. Once the water is filled, CO2 injection is required and needs to be kept very high for 2 weeks close to 5 bubbles per second (bps). Afterward, bring it down to 3bps. Setup lights as per the plants requirements. (Cuba is not a very light demanding plant). Setup filter that you have decided on using. If you are using nutrient rich substrate like ADA Amazonia II, follow the below light and water change routine.

Week 1: 3 Hrs of Light , 50 % Water change once in 3 Days
Week 2: 5 Hrs of Light , 30 % Water change once in 3 Days
Week 3: 7 Hrs of Light , 30% Water change once a week
Week 4: 9 Hrs of Light , 30% Water change once a week

Your tank is completely cycled after this stage and if you follow the above routine you will have minimal algae issues except for some diatom algae during the first 2 weeks on the glass which is easily wiped off during your water changes.

NOTE: A correct combination of amount of Light , CO2 and nutrients is required to keep a planted tank free of algae bloom. In most cases it is excessive light that causes the problem. Keep your lighting moderate and you will have minimal algae issues.

[WTS] Aquatic Plants, Algae Eaters

weijie — Fri, 09 Nov 2012 11:59:48 +0800

Welcome to AquascapeWorld ~!
Check out my Facebook fanpage - Aquascape World

For Complete Planted tank setup, Pm me for full quotation.

Note 1: Light Needs: High (1watt light above per liter water), Moderate (0.6 to 1.0watt per liter), Low (lower than 0.6watt per liter)
To calculate your aquarium volume, use >> Aquarium calculator. Water volume is approximate 70-90% of your aquarium volume.

Note 2: Low tech tank: Light: Low-Moderate, Co2 Low

Carpet plant / Foreground plant:
Glosso aka Glossostigma elatinoides(about A4 size), Rm20

Difficulty: Moderate
Light Needs: High
CO2 Needs: Moderate
Plant Structure: Stem
Origin: Australia
Size: 2-3 cm (1-1.5in)
Growth Rate: Fast

HC aka Hemianthus Callitrichoides(2inch x 2inch) - Rm10

Difficulty: High
Light Needs: High
CO2 Needs: High
Plant Structure: Stem
Origin: Greater Antilles (Cuba, Hispaniola, Jamaica, Puerto Rico), Bahamas
Size: Individual stem width: 0.5cm (0.25in)
Growth Rate: Slow

Japanese HairGrass aka Eleocharis sp. Japan Hairgrass(pot) - Rm10

Difficulty: Moderate
Light Needs: High
CO2 Needs: Moderate
Plant Structure: Rosette
Origin: -
Size: Height: 3-5cm
Growth Rate: Slow

Lilaeopsis Brasiliensis (pot) Rm 8

Difficulty: Moderate
Light Needs: Moderate
CO2 Needs: Moderate
Plant Structure: Rhizome
Origin: Central/South America, Brazil
Size: Height: 3-6cm
Growth Rate: Medium

Dwarf HairGrass aka Eleocharis parvula(pot) - Rm8

Difficulty: Easy
Light Needs: Moderate
CO2 Needs: Low
Plant Structure: Rosette
Origin: Cosmopolitan
Size: Height: 5-10cm
Growth Rate: Moderate

Downoi aka Pogostemon helferi (unit/pcs) - Rm15

Difficulty: Moderate
Light Needs: High
CO2 Needs: High
Plant Structure: Stem
Origin: Thailand
Size: Stem width: 2-5cm (1-2 in)
Growth Rate: Medium

Staurogyne aka Staurogyne repens (pot) - Rm12

Difficulty: Moderate
Light Needs: Medium
CO2 Needs: Moderate
Plant Structure: Stem
Origin: Brazil
Size: Stem width: 3 - 10cm
Growth Rate: Medium

Utricularia sp (credit card size stainless steel mesh) - Rm20
Difficulty: Medium
Light Needs: High
CO2 Needs: High
Plant Structure:
Origin:
Size: Height: 1-3vcm
Growth Rate: Slow

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Combine shipping is allowed. each shipment Rm10 whole Malaysia.
COD at Serdang/Bangi/Puchong/Along LDP/Kepong

Pm me if you looking for specific plants !

Visit my online shop, click >> AquascapeWorld
Find me at facebook (AquascapeWorld)
Contact me via SMS only 01six 217 two513
Thanks for viewing !

[WTS] Marine Aquarium EQuipments

weijie — Tue, 28 Aug 2012 10:21:20 +0800

Sorry guys, i am too busy with fresh water planted tank.
Will reopen this page once i am ready for my marine tank, as well as this marine business. TQ

Start your adventure into Marine Aquarium keeping with the RIGHT equipments!
There are so much to learn and research in marine fish/reef keeping. Correct equipment can ensure your project success!

H2Ocean Pro+ Premium Reef SAlt

Details: H2Ocean is harvest from natural sea water by solar evaporation process. This pure natural salt is best of its kind in Marine reed keeping hobbist. H2Ocean salt constains calcium and magnesium which re used by corals and coralline algae for growth. Its nstural origin ensure that the salt contains all 70 main and trace elements in correct proportion.

Parameters:
pH: (8.3) 8.2 - 8.4
dKH: (9.3) 8.7 - 9.8
Calcium: (440) 430 - 460 mg/l
Magnesium: (1340) 1200 - 1380 mg/l
Chloride: (19550) 19960 - 20130 mg/l
Potassium: (410) 380 - 420 mg/l
Price: Rm98 (6.6kg bucket), Rm340 (23kg bucket)

Nutri-Fix NP Bio Pellets

Details: Nutri-Fix NP is a bio media and bacterial food source adapted specifically for the reduction of Nitrate and Phosphate in aquaria. Nutri-Fix NP works in an oxygen rich environment by locking nitrate and phosphate into the rapidly growing bacterial biomass.
More information:

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Price: Rm150 (500ml), Rm270 (1000ml)

More to be added !

Dealing method:COD
Location of seller: EQuine park, Seri Kembangan
Reason for sale: Trading

10% discount to all Lowyat Members !

Terms:
1. Advance deposit of 30% is required for pre-order items.
2. COD area is 10km radius from Equine park.
3. All items sold as NEW unless its stated as second hand unit.
4. Warranty is only provided for certain brand/equipments.
5. Item sold is not refundable.

To be Continue.

Planted Aquarium V10

weijie — Wed, 08 Aug 2012 15:09:45 +0800

- First edition of Planted Tank initiated by nezumitaro
- All this is taken from the previous thread, thanks for those who did it.

Planted Aquarium V1 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/429955
Planted Aquarium V2 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1008287
Planted Aquarium V3 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1241871
Planted Aquarium V4 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1376905
Planted Aquarium V5 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1488629 - by freestyler87
Planted Aquarium V6 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1688071 - by michanz
Planted Aquarium V7 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2007035 - by ciohbu
Planted Aquarium V8 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2255889 - by ciohbu
Planted Aquarium V9 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2255889 - by weijie

Creating a Nature Aquarium (do note that there are many substrate brands in the market, you do not need to follow EXACTLY the steps given below)
1. Bottom layer
-> lava rocks / ADA 5elements (Bacter100, clear super, tourmaline BC, Penac W, Penac P)

2. Substrate layer: Soil (eg: ADA aquasoil normal type, ADA aquasoil powder type, JBL base fert, etc)

3. Layout: Rocks, Driftwoods

4. Plants

5. Livestock: Fishes/shrimps/snails (add after major water change 50-70% 1week after initial setup)

"Dry Start Method" or "Emersed Growth Method"
Different people may have different opinions on this, but in my opinion this is the easiest way to create a scape especially "Iwagumi" style aquascapes where the plants we use are just foreground plants. One of the biggest challenges when we create aquascapes with just one variety of foreground plants is the plant mass is less when the initial planting is done. Now when we use substrate like ADA Amazonia II which is rich in nutrients the plant volume is not enough to absorb all the excess nutrients that algae takes over and it becomes extremely difficult to maintain such tanks until the plants have established and grown fully. Now for people who don't want to go through this trouble of the initial phase but yet end up with a Iwagumi scape like the one below, this method is the perfect solution.

During this phase you really don't need to do much maintenance on the tank. You don't need to have very high lights on the tank as well as there is no water column to penetrate. No CO2 injection required. All you need to do is keep your lights on for 8-10 Hrs a day, open the wrap once a week for 5 min so that fresh air gets in and seal it back up. The results after two and half months is below.

Once the plants have filled in like shown above, it's time to fill the tank with water. Once the water is filled, CO2 injection is required and needs to be kept very high for 2 weeks close to 5 bubbles per second (bps). Afterward, bring it down to 3bps. Setup lights as per the plants requirements. (Cuba is not a very light demanding plant). Setup filter that you have decided on using. If you are using nutrient rich substrate like ADA Amazonia II, follow the below light and water change routine.

Week 1: 3 Hrs of Light , 50 % Water change once in 3 Days
Week 2: 5 Hrs of Light , 30 % Water change once in 3 Days
Week 3: 7 Hrs of Light , 30% Water change once a week
Week 4: 9 Hrs of Light , 30% Water change once a week

Your tank is completely cycled after this stage and if you follow the above routine you will have minimal algae issues except for some diatom algae during the first 2 weeks on the glass which is easily wiped off during your water changes.

NOTE: A correct combination of amount of Light , CO2 and nutrients is required to keep a planted tank free of algae bloom. In most cases it is excessive light that causes the problem. Keep your lighting moderate and you will have minimal algae issues.

Planted Aquarium V9

weijie — Mon, 21 May 2012 17:47:07 +0800

- First edition of Planted Tank initiated by nezumitaro
- All this is taken from the previous thread, thanks for those who did it.

Planted Aquarium V1 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/429955
Planted Aquarium V2 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1008287
Planted Aquarium V3 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1241871
Planted Aquarium V4 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1376905
Planted Aquarium V5 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1488629 - by freestyler87
Planted Aquarium V6 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1688071 - by michanz
Planted Aquarium V7 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2007035 - by ciohbu
Planted Aquarium V8 - http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/2255889 - by ciohbu

Creating a Nature Aquarium (do note that there are many substrate brands in the market, you do not need to follow EXACTLY the steps given below)
1. Bottom layer
-> lava rocks / ADA 5elements (Bacter100, clear super, tourmaline BC, Penac W, Penac P)

2. Substrate layer: Soil (eg: ADA aquasoil normal type, ADA aquasoil powder type, JBL base fert, etc)

3. Layout: Rocks, Driftwoods

4. Plants

5. Livestock: Fishes/shrimps/snails (add after major water change 50-70% 1week after initial setup)

"Dry Start Method" or "Emersed Growth Method"
Different people may have different opinions on this, but in my opinion this is the easiest way to create a scape especially "Iwagumi" style aquascapes where the plants we use are just foreground plants. One of the biggest challenges when we create aquascapes with just one variety of foreground plants is the plant mass is less when the initial planting is done. Now when we use substrate like ADA Amazonia II which is rich in nutrients the plant volume is not enough to absorb all the excess nutrients that algae takes over and it becomes extremely difficult to maintain such tanks until the plants have established and grown fully. Now for people who don't want to go through this trouble of the initial phase but yet end up with a Iwagumi scape like the one below, this method is the perfect solution.

During this phase you really don't need to do much maintenance on the tank. You don't need to have very high lights on the tank as well as there is no water column to penetrate. No CO2 injection required. All you need to do is keep your lights on for 8-10 Hrs a day, open the wrap once a week for 5 min so that fresh air gets in and seal it back up. The results after two and half months is below.

Once the plants have filled in like shown above, it's time to fill the tank with water. Once the water is filled, CO2 injection is required and needs to be kept very high for 2 weeks close to 5 bubbles per second (bps). Afterward, bring it down to 3bps. Setup lights as per the plants requirements. (Cuba is not a very light demanding plant). Setup filter that you have decided on using. If you are using nutrient rich substrate like ADA Amazonia II, follow the below light and water change routine.

Week 1: 3 Hrs of Light , 50 % Water change once in 3 Days
Week 2: 5 Hrs of Light , 30 % Water change once in 3 Days
Week 3: 7 Hrs of Light , 30% Water change once a week
Week 4: 9 Hrs of Light , 30% Water change once a week

Your tank is completely cycled after this stage and if you follow the above routine you will have minimal algae issues except for some diatom algae during the first 2 weeks on the glass which is easily wiped off during your water changes.

NOTE: A correct combination of amount of Light , CO2 and nutrients is required to keep a planted tank free of algae bloom. In most cases it is excessive light that causes the problem. Keep your lighting moderate and you will have minimal algae issues.

[WTS] Planted tank - ADA - Products

weijie — Fri, 20 Apr 2012 11:03:59 +0800

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Greetings Aquascapers !
From now on , you can find cheaper and cheaper ADA stuffs from here !!!

Visit my online shop AquascapeWorld

Planted tank related sales thread: Lowyat Forum - Aquascapeworld

New items will be added from time to time!

[WTS] Planted Aquarium - setup, equipment

weijie — Sat, 19 Mar 2011 16:57:08 +0800

Find me at Facebook (Aquascape World)

Not sure what is planted tank and how to start ? Check my blog :: AquascapeWorld

Setup for Complete Planted tank available. Pm me for full quotation.
Items for sale: Everything you need in planted tank
1. CO2 SYSTEM - co2 steel / aluminum tank, manual regulator / solenoid , diffuser, high pressure air hose, co2 indicator, bubble counter
2. Substrate system - ADA new amazonia soil 9L, normal type, powder type
3. Substrate additives - ADA 5elements (Bacter100, Clear super, Tourmaline BC, Penac W, Penac P), Green bacter, Green gain, etc
4. Lighting system - Aquazonic T5HO, PLL, Sunsun T5HO. 1feet to 6feet. UP Pro-z-Series 30cm to 90cm.
5. Filtration system - Eheim 2213, 2215, 2217, Taiyo CF1000, HOB filter, Shiruba filter, etc
6. Liquid Fertilizers - BorneolWild Essence K, Lush, Growth, Vivid. ADA Brighty-K, Step 1, Step 2, Step 3, Shade
7. Solid Fertilizers - ADA multi bottom, ADA iron bottom
8. Aquascaping tools - submerge digital thermometer, all different brand and quality of tweezers , scissors
9. Water treatment - ADA phyton git, ADA green bacter, ADA green gain, ADA ECA
10. Livestock - Aquarium plants, Aquarium Fish (OTTO, SAE, Yamato)
11. Cooling system - Resun, Hailae chilller, Mini fan for aquarium.
Dealing method: Post or COD
Age of item: New

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[Substrate system]
ADA new amazonia soil normal /powder type
ADA 5elements (bacter 100, clear super, tourmaline BC, Penac P, Penac W) in bootle or scoops
LAva rocks : Rm5 per kg
BW shrimp substrate system: Balance, Minerax, Boost P, etc.....
many more in facebook page !

[Co2 system]
steel co2 tank 4kg, 6kg
UP Aluminum co2 tank 0.5L, 1.0L, 2.0L
ANS solenoid : Rm250warranty 3month
Manual regulator : Rm80 warranty 3month
UP CO2 level indicator : Rm25
VIV CO2 level indicator (without tester solution) : Rm50
UP bubble counter pro D499: Rm30
UP super diffuser G-024-L: Rm30
ISTA UFO diffuser : Rm30
many more in facebook page !

[Lighting system]
UP LED Pro-Z-series 1.0 ft: Rm130
UP LED Pro-Z-series 1.5 ft: Rm160
UP LED Pro-Z-series 2.0 ft: Rm200
Aquazonic T5HO 24wx4tubes 2.0 ft: Rm280
Aquazonic T5HO 36wx4tubes 3.0 ft: Rm380
Aquazonic T5HO 56wx4tubes 4.0 ft: Rm410
SunsunT5HO 24wx3tubes 2.0 ft: Rm250
SunsunT5HO 24wx3tubes 2.0 ft: Rm300

[Filter system]
Hang On Back 300L/h: Rm30
Jebo 835 1000L/h canister filter: Rm170
Jebo 837 1200L/h canister filter: Rm190

To be Continue .....
Weekly update for plants are avaiable at Facebook page. Thanks.

ADA , BorneoWild, Aquazonic, Sunsun, Taiyo, UP, ANS, Dici, Resun, Hailea
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[WTA] D90 SDHC

weijie — Thu, 10 Mar 2011 10:14:34 +0800

Hi everyone
I am currently using a Sony SDHC 8Gb card for D90
Planning to buy another 16Gb of memory card
Anyone had tried with transcend, sandisk or Kingston class 4?
Sony SDHC is a little bit exp so I looking for cheaper brands
Shopkeeper in lowyat told me that other brand of SDHC will face lagging issue when doing video recording. Is it true?

Thank you~

assemble CPU parts ?

weijie — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 19:22:44 +0800

hi i was looking for help in assembling a new CPU
the spec i looking for is a gaming CPU , small size casing , low CPU temperature .
budget around 3k (CPU only)
can anyone suggest wat motherboard , 3d card , processor i should use ? if possible pls include the market price as well
thank you ~