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Insert a second neon in our aquarium, it appears to be necessary if you want to grow certain plants, but it is also expensive. Some elements of fixed costs (see the neon, the ballast and starter), but when we talk about something you can do socket ponds.

Difficulty to implement:
- minimum. Required materials

- cutter or cutter;
- 2 socket economic leaking
- 2 rubber soles for the feet of tables (round) with a diameter of 26 mm or 28
- silicone.
Time for completion: 10 minutes .

cost for the construction
- 2 lamp cheap: around € 1.80;
- 2 rubber insoles: around € 0.70;

Realization
I state that I consider myself responsible for any breakages, breakdowns, accidents, etc.., Then whoever follows my experience shows at your own risk.
I recorded with the cutter in the two rubber soles. The cut must be the size of the socket.
make the cut in the rubber insole, I inserted the bulb statement.
Finally I finished work at the socket and silicone insole making it a unique body and tin.
Note: To be sure that the bulb is really waterproof, I have any silicone gaps. Completed the work and the electrical connections made, I added a bit of silicone on the electrical parts.

And here's the finished work.

WARNING!
This article describes a project "DIY", which has to do with electrical instruments and the use of hazardous work. If someone wants to try their hand in this project, the author of the site and the project is not in any way assume responsibility for accidents of any kind they are.

Casinò Mario Salieri Streaming

Aquarium with double bottom flanked .......

Fascinated by a construction step by step, where they were used ADA products, I wanted to play like an aquarium (Much smaller in size) and cheaper alternative products.
The aquarium is 70 liters with filter change. This is my first aquarium in the years and has seen different versions, but perhaps this is more unusual because I used a double bottom supported. For many, this type of fund may already be familiar, but for others it may be a new experience to discover. That's why I decided to document the steps, and I must admit that it is not 'been easy to manage is only part of the establishment that the section on photographs. After clearing
good for the aquarium, I started to wash the white sand and the Akadama fund. The Akadama is a land used for bonsai should not be washed to perfection.
To make a double bottom supported, I'd need a separation that I got easily using an ordinary cardboard recovery.
look at the future construction, to have foreseen Within the card in a simple shape such as a photograph on the side. Over the aquarium and the layout is large and complex, the more extravagant forms may be attributed to the card.



Added cardboard proceed with the inclusion of the two funds being careful not to mix them.
Usually when you use the Akadama, Some recommend placing the Osmocote (fertilizer for agricultural purposes). I personally am against the use of this product because if used improperly promotes the proliferation of algae. It 'my habit to use as fertilizer instead of the pads of trust which, tested on several occasions, I have always given great satisfaction.

Without the separator, the view from above is definitely nice and clean.

Before inserting the plants, you should start to fill at least part of their tank. In the photograph on the side you can see how the use of an open envelope surface of the water to facilitate the task of filling .
Be very careful at this stage, because if done incorrectly can compromise your work.


At this point I have devoted my attention to the furniture.
Honestly I did not lose much time because the wood was already clean and I have not had the need to boil it since it came from a previous construction
I have limited myself to enter anubias in the trunk. Given the roughness in the wood, I did not even need to tie them but simply placed in different slots.

And finally I put my trunk inside the aquarium. As you can see I placed it precisely on the boundary of the two funds. This will give greater consistency to the composition.

Finally I started to arrange the plants from the bottom and then move the insertion of the few plants in my possession for the foreground.
In the future I plan to replace a few plants of Arrowhead with the Echinodorus tenellus, but currently there are only two and a bit 'rickety ;-))




And finally I decided to also change the park lights of my aquarium, replacing my old t8 with a 23 watt energy saving bulb 860. After reaching the peace of mind I finally took the final photograph of the finished work.
forgot to tell you that the Akadama had already been used for a previous layout, so all the problems of absorption kh should neutralize
If you want to contact me with questions, suggestions and even criticisms, why not you can contact the following email address mac19@tiscali.it


NB The photographs are the property of Eden aquarium and can not be used without permission from the owner