charles
05-12-2008, 09:49 PM
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1) 200 watt jager new in the box heater = $25
2) 33 gallon hagen tank with plastic canopy and light + black iron stand (fit another 33 gallon underneath) = $70
3) Hydro-sponge filter I - $10
4) Hydro-sponge filter III - $15
Provides both mechanical and biological filtration. Aerobic bacteria colonize the sponge, providing a bacterial substrate to facilitate the nitrogen cycle. The filter also traps larger waste particles, mechanically cleaning the water. Can also be used with either airstone or powerhead.
5) Black gravels - 40lbs - $15, bring a big bucket or a strong bag...
6) 20 gallon sump. Plexi on top with about 100 holes, trickle down to 3-5 gallon of bio-balls, eggcrate $40 firm
If you want to take them apart...
6b) Bio-balls - lots of it (fills up almost half of a 20 gallon tank) = $30
6d) 20 gallon sump, 2 chambers with bulkhead, covers, plexi drilled with lots of holes and whatever for $30
1) 200 watt jager new in the box heater = $25
2) 33 gallon hagen tank with plastic canopy and light + black iron stand (fit another 33 gallon underneath) = $70
3) Hydro-sponge filter I - $10
4) Hydro-sponge filter III - $15
Provides both mechanical and biological filtration. Aerobic bacteria colonize the sponge, providing a bacterial substrate to facilitate the nitrogen cycle. The filter also traps larger waste particles, mechanically cleaning the water. Can also be used with either airstone or powerhead.
5) Black gravels - 40lbs - $15, bring a big bucket or a strong bag...
6) 20 gallon sump. Plexi on top with about 100 holes, trickle down to 3-5 gallon of bio-balls, eggcrate $40 firm
If you want to take them apart...
6b) Bio-balls - lots of it (fills up almost half of a 20 gallon tank) = $30
6d) 20 gallon sump, 2 chambers with bulkhead, covers, plexi drilled with lots of holes and whatever for $30