u/tractorsocks

Really nice store. Hardscape, Nano tanks, plants. In the boonies, but worth the drive. Warning, it is easy to spend a lot here. She has a cool mock up table with substrate that you can see the what it will look like before you buy. 15 kinds of rock, many types of driftwood, lots of soils and substrates. Tanks, pumps, filters, plants, shrimp, food and everything else.

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Ph went from 8.0 to 6.5 in last 5 months. KH is 5dkh down from 11dkh.

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I have some aragonite sand leftover from a new Opae Ula jar. Can I use that to increase PH/KH? Would crushed coral be better? It is in a 2.5 gallon jar. All other parameters are good. I noticed one dead shrimp yesterday which prompted me to check KH. The horde seems to be thriving otherwise.

New stand for nano tanks. Not a woodworker, not a painter, not a problem.

Literally waiting for the paint dry. Now begins the accumulation of tanks and hardscape materials. Also, trying to adapt an old funky room divider into doors.

This is like the new train set. The dad buys it. Helps put it together, and the kid never gets to touch it ever again.

I am not a woodworker. Started a multilevel nano tank stand. I plan on having 3 or 4 shrimp jars and two 5 gallon tanks. Perhaps a 20 gallon long aquascape tank eventually. I primed the frame this weekend. I cut all the tops. I am very tired. Waiting for my better half to OK paint colors.

It is crazy. Throw in an algae wafer and everybody shows up.