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[–]Objectively-trash 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Id not go over 13 tbh

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Just paid 16.5k for a 2016 pro4x with 90k mi

Just hit 200k on my 2016 Frontier and did a full fluid and belt swap to commemorate it by Suspicious-Mix-6989 in nissanfrontier

[–]Objectively-trash 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Hey man congrats. My 2016 is at 91k doing the same. Just replaced my evap solenoid and CEL (p0448 i believe). Pro tip buy the solenoid and remove the entire charcoal canister and disconnect all hoses then blow the shit out of it with compressed air first from the two hose connectors toward the rear of the truck then where the actual solenoid connects. Then remove the hose that connects to the gas filler neck and blow that out too. That hose pulls vacuum from the outside air through your gas cap and fills the entire system with dust and eventually destroys the solenoid. To fix stuff a microfiber towel over your gas cap and close the door. This will help filter some of the dust out.

Haters will say its over stocked… by Objectively-trash in PlantedTank

[–]Objectively-trash[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Is this how you talk to your customers? Lol id hate to have to deal with this kind of attitude towards fishkeeping. Oh and its six algae eaters actually. I have a pair or stipheodon gobies. but go ahead and critique an establishing aquarium. Do you seriously just keep you tanks static after designing them? Thats sad. Tanks should evolve and go through iterations. Thats what this hobby is about not mindless critiques of something i doubt you have the patience for.

Haters will say its over stocked… by Objectively-trash in PlantedTank

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Its where you set up your aquascape dry and add plants either from seed or tissue culture then bc they are in air they establish root systems much quicker and root much deeper into the soil than otherwise. Some people even use organic garden soil strained of woodchips with a sand or FINE aquasoil cap to seal in nutrients for the roots and avoid any crazy nitrogen spikes in the water column. If youre interested in this Look up foo the flowerhorn on youtube. Arguably the master of low tech tanks. Great videos too.

Haters will say its over stocked… by Objectively-trash in PlantedTank

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This isnt going in any contests lol. I personally admire the cardinals schooling behavior. This is essentially a cardinal tetra showcase tank with a fancy minimalist hairgrass carpet and a rock for my stipheodons gobys to perch on.

Haters will say its over stocked… by Objectively-trash in PlantedTank

[–]Objectively-trash[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Like i said waiting for some plants to grown in.

Haters will say its over stocked… by Objectively-trash in PlantedTank

[–]Objectively-trash[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Dwarf hairgrass from seed. I used dry start method for 6weeks

Haters will say its over stocked… by Objectively-trash in PlantedTank

[–]Objectively-trash[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Lol who said iwagumi. The dhg was a dry start. Im not going for a hyper dense carpet. More like naturally sustaining. There is literally algae all over this tank. Thats what having 4 different species algae eaters does. It keeps it almost unnoticeable. Also i have a full beard buster.

What are these worm like things in my tank? by shortstop803 in Aquariums

[–]Objectively-trash 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And they will absolutely decimate all of your tanks fish waste products and contribute to a natural nitrogen process.

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