After some incidents that happened withing the last few days, I decided to hand over my notice to vacate my flat to the landlord. Now I need to look for a new flat or villa, what a tedious task that would be. 
. my biggest worry though are my 3 huge fish tanks. lets hope for the best!…
Hell it’s time I left Saar
Posted in General
Back from Vacation
Hi readers, I’ve been away on my vacation and have been quite busy getting things back in order after my return this month. I have some updated on a new seller or fresh water and salt water fish and products.. Will update the information in the next couple of weeks.
Stay tuned!
My Albino Cichlid – Taking care of its offspring
I decided to start recording my new albino cichlid offsprings being taken care of by its Mother.. its a lovely sight. Please click on the below to view the video.
Posted in Cichlid, Tropical Fish, Videos
Tagged Albino Cichlid, breeding, offspring, Taking care
My Discus Tank – Setup Complete!
@ last I managed to completed my 2 meter discus tank.. although it took some time it was well worth the wait. My delay was the automatic CO2 device, which I got a hold of from wonder fish aquarium.
The entire setup and relocating the fish took about a week. I had to ensure that the water conditions were met before transferring over the discus from my 1.5. I didn’t want to get my fish into a state of stress. But all in all it was a good experience. I managed to get a hold of some nice live plants as well.. which would help drastically to the look and feel of the tank. I will put in some pics as we go on..
Posted in Aquarium, Discus
Tagged CO2 system, discus, fish tank, setup, with live plants
DIY CO2 Recipe
This is a cheap CO2 recipe… Step by step…
1. Introduce 50g of gelatine into 250 ml of water and let it hydrate for a few minutes.
2. Introduce 700-800 g of sugar to 400ml of water in a pan, then you add the contents of step 1. You put the pan to the fire and when it start to boil, you stop the cooker and let the mixture cool down.
3. Once the mixture is cold, you add them in to 5 liters bottles and refrigerate.
4. After few hours the mixture will curdle.
5. When ever you want CO2 you add 200ml of hot water and a teaspoon of yeast to the bottle.
6. Close the bottle and in few hours you’ll have CO2.
7. Connect the bottle to a CO2 diffuzer and walah!
Posted in Aquarium
Tagged carbon dioxide, CO2, DIY, ph control, plant growth, Recipe
