rgb_aquarium

Sorry no. But I am selling the product. DM if interested.

My own design. Mine is 5”x5”x3” and cheaper to print.

New 3D Printed Automatic Fish Egg Catcher. Message me through IG if interested @rgb_aquarium. CPD bred over the summer in San Diego, CA. Super hard water. 300-400 ppm. Breeders group for winter and spring.

I believe it keep turning on because a 100 watt heater is not strong enough for 55 gallon. Your heater is going to get burn out. The industry standard is 5 watt per gallon to raise the temperature within 10 degree of room temperature.

I thought about this idea but never test it out because I feel like there is no need. The fishes I am currently keeping doesn't need paramecium constantly. But if you should try using an automatic water plant watering system. People use it to water their houseplant indoor. It run on battery and you can set timer.

My outdoor breeding setup. I tried to keep it minimum cost but efficient. Cinder block and 8ft wood. Wire shelf rack to keep out wild life. Smaller gray bus tubs for the breeders. 27 gallon tote for the grow out. 18 gallon gray tubs grow out. One container at the end for culturing moina. One large 40 gallon tote with water lilies for assorted/cull.

Just to raise it off the ground. Easier to do water change, viewing, catching fishes, etc. Cinder block is the cheapest thing I can use.

Setting up an outdoor, ecosystem pond. Inspired from a stream from a mountain that I visited. Under gravel setup with the Easy Flow kit. Run with the Co-Op Air Pump with battery backup. USB solar panel. The air pump effectively operate 24/7 by itself with no additional electricity. I lived in Southern California so there is a lot of sunlight. The battery backup will last the entire night after the sun is down, and charge right back up as soon as the sun is out again. I run the air pump at 90% instead of 100%. The battery backup do not last the entire night if I use 100%. I don't think it really impact the flow. It speak to how effective the Easy Flow Kit is. One potential issue is the long-term accumulation of detritus at the bottom of the tray. A solution is to remove the curve tubing of the airlift. Insert a hose down and drain out the detritus occasionally. Items used: 40 gallon container. x4 8x8x16 cinder blocks. 1 bag of Pea Gravel. ALEGI Plastic Grid Divider Tray from Amazon. Soshine Mini USB Solar Panel from Amazon. Aquarium Co-Op Easy Flow Kit. Aquarium Co-Op Air Pump with battery backup. Black vinyl tubing. *to fill in the gap between the under gravel tray and container.

Try the picture frame aisle from Walmart.

It might be too late if you already setup the tank. What about under gravel filter? Much sleaker.

I think it the same concept as some of the Fluval canister FX series. They have a drain valve at the bottom of the filter. Cooler suggestion. What if you also add a battery powered blue tooth control valve? One of those you install on faucet for irrigation. Then at a click of a button. Autodrain water change.

The ‘Dumbo Koi Guppy’ line is already available in Vietnam. It pretty new 1-2 years. Some U.S. imported also started selling them. You basically get them by crossing a Koi Red Ear male with a Dumbo Red Tail female with dark pectoral fin. The key is the dark pectoral fin with the female, and big red ear with the male.