My Neurergus kaiseri setup

[simon08]

Hi,

This is my 112 L aquatic setup, for 5 juvenile Neurergus kaiseri with a 440 L waterfilter and a UV beamer.
I think the setup is easy to clean, what do you think about the setup?

More pics at www.myspace.com/meinmolch (http://www.myspace.com/meinmolch)

Simon

[Jennewt]

I think it's excellent! Is the bottom of the tank made of rock?

[t_summ]

It looks very heavy.

Is this tank setup good for anything other than cleaning (in your opinion)? If you could give a full breakdown of what materials are used and why you feel this is a beneficial setup; I believe many people may benefit from it.

Thanks for sharing!

[paul_b]

Hi Simon,

looks nice, but don't you have any land part?

Paul

[louise]

Nice looking kaiseri! :)

[simon08]

hi,

the ground of the tank is out of two stone plate´s. the fugue (i hope thats the right word:D) are 1cm an filled up with sand. the picture is a litle bit bad so you can´t see the hole setup. but i will post some today. the land part isnt big i will show you on the pics soon. but the pets are mostly in water and very rare on land.

simon

[simon08]

Hi,


I want to have a setup who´s good to clean but also nice to view, for me and the newts. ;)
I bought 30kg of yellow sandstone (the had only yellow and red) it was really cheap for 9€ at a specialized dealer for stones and tiles. Also the 2 rockplates, the cost 20€ including the cutting into the right size. There is also a root in the tank with some very nice holes below them. But they are not shy, so they don’t use it. I have only 1 plant in the whole tank and this is a java moss. The land part isn’t big but when they need a bigger then they will get one. In time the use it not often. I have no extra light, only the light from the window in my basement and the normal light, who´s only on, when I have a look.

I think that’s all, when you have some questions ore tips for me please write me.

Sorry for the bad English :D

simon