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![]() hey have any of you guys tryed or heard how the Ecosystem produt from J&L is?
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#2
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![]() If you are interested in learning more about the product, J&L has videos on the product that you can borrow. I haven't heard much about the system, but what I do know is it's FREAKIN expensive.
I would just check out the video, learn the concepts and theory behind it and if it appeals to you try to reproduce it yourself. |
#3
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![]() hey good idea... i did notice that they have a high price. but since they sell the mud seperatly... hmmmmmm i have a 33 gallon, some glas, a drill....... <kris walks away mumbeling to him self>
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![]() Hello,
Yes some high priced items for an acrylic box. My view for a successful aquarium: 1) good protein skimming 2) calcium reactor 3) good lighting 4) quality top off water and salt mix 5) DSB and live rock Just the basic stuff. No other gimmicks needed. |
#5
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![]() Hello,
Holy shikes. $400 and up for a 10 gallon acrylic tank. Wow. That must be some fine acrylic there. [img]images/smiles/icon_razz.gif[/img] Ya Kris how about building your own? [ 27 January 2002: Message edited by: Titus ]</p> |
#6
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![]() One more thing to add to Titus' post. A good critter package: snails, hermits, cucs, etc.
BTW, my favorite snails are the margarita snails. Very similar to the mexican turbos but eat about 4 times as much. Can also right themself if they flip over. Duss. |
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![]() for the price i think i will stick with a DSB, lr, calc reactor, good skimmer. besides in my sump for around a coast of 30$ i could prob build the same thing. thanks yall
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