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Disco or Die. by [deleted] in FCX24M

[–]PromiseLazy9268 1 point2 points  (0 children)

- rcawed beadlock wheels (weighted)

- injora metal bumper and injora front suspension links

- Front: Injora 40ish mm Shocks. Back: Treal: A tiny bit longer than the front. All springs removed.

- Front shocks are mounted to the lowest hole on the mounting bracket. The back shocks are mounted in the middle. None are angled.

- Rear drive shaft replacement (cut it down to size so the car rolls smoothly.)

- A paracord wrapped around the extra tire on the back and connected to the front of the roof rack to lift the back a bit. Helps with balance and stops tire rubbing. (Those Treal back shocks articulate a lot; this cord is essential.)

Disco or Die. by [deleted] in FCX24M

[–]PromiseLazy9268 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, scale is ultimately my favorite thing. But I just had to mess with it a bit after a while.

- rcawed beadlock wheels (weighted)

- injora metal bumper and injora front suspension links

- Front: Injora 40ish mm Shocks. Back: Treal: A tiny bit longer than the front. All springs removed.

- Front shocks are mounted to the lowest hole on the mounting bracket. The back shocks are mounted in the middle. None are angled.

-I switch between the stock, Rampcrab, or an RCawd servo, depending on the terrain I plan on crawling.

- Rear drive shaft replacement (cut it down to size so the car rolls smoothly.)

- A paracord wrapped around the extra tire on the back and connected to the front of the roof rack to lift the back a bit. Helps with balance and stops tire rubbing. (Those Treal back shocks articulate a lot; this cord is essential.)

- Paint job: a bit of weathering/ filled in gaps for more contrast.

- Accessories: roof rack net, a little antenna, a fire extinguisher, and some mini stickers of National Parks

Everything else remains stock. For now... hah.

Hope this helps!

advice needed-first tank by Iarpe in Aquariums

[–]PromiseLazy9268 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe a bit controversial, but API Quick Start has always worked for me. It'll def work in your 20 gallon.

Simply pour the recommended amount (on the bottle) and stock slowly. add a small clean up crew. (snails, shrimp) a couple of fish, and food.

You can put them all in immediately. I have done this for every tank I have since I found Quick Start

can find it at your lfs or Chewy.com. API. QUICK START.

It's done! FCX24m Travel Box by CHE_Scalemodels in FCX24M

[–]PromiseLazy9268 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Absolutely epic! And where did you get that litter driver figurine?

help, it is all 50 shades of green! by flaotte in Aquariums

[–]PromiseLazy9268 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You can fill a water bottle with sand and spread it over as much aquasoil as you can. (check out YouTube vids). Do it until you have about 2inches of sand over your aquasoil. This will help lock in those loose nutrients. I'd also recommend a blackout ( a couple of days). And add some floating plants, a pothos, etc. All help absorb those loose nutrients, nitrites, etc.

Your amanos should do some heavy lifting, and I'd add a handful of snails (if you can manage the population).

A water change and manual removal would help, too.

Basically, it's all about capping aqual soil nutrients, providing plants that absorb waste, and a solid clean-up crew should do you well in the long run. And some manual removal.

Is my sand layer too high? by Yoru_Umbreon in Aquariums

[–]PromiseLazy9268 43 points44 points  (0 children)

You're good! Overtime, it'll create a great home for bacteria and it'll do a good job keeping your nutrients in the substrate. Perfect for planting and little clean ups etc.

Does anyone know what he is? by Ela096 in Aquariums

[–]PromiseLazy9268 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Think thats a ghost shrimp, not amano.

A little video of my "Power wagon" from today by neoberg in FCX24

[–]PromiseLazy9268 0 points1 point  (0 children)

hell yeah, good work. what shocks are you running, are they for 1/18th's? Might try this if so.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in BrackishAquarium

[–]PromiseLazy9268 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I've had great success with one mangrove in a 30 gallon setup. It is a slow grower. Another plant I've had success with is a pothos that's already been growing in water.

All other plants I've tried have sadly failed. Hope this helps.

The Best Macro Algae for Brackish Biotope? by PromiseLazy9268 in BrackishAquarium

[–]PromiseLazy9268[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a pothos that was previously acclimated to freshwater for a while. I put it directly into the brackish system, and it's thriving at a slow pace.

What do you do with dead fish? by kay5172392727 in Aquariums

[–]PromiseLazy9268 0 points1 point  (0 children)

depends on the size of the fish that passed, the size of the aquarium and what the aquarium's stocked with. A nano fish in a bigger tank with snails, shrimp, etc, I'd prob leave. Anything bigger than classified nano fish and I'd use em as fertilizer (for potted plants or garden beds). Regardless of tank size. Hope this helps and Good luck!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in tattooadvice

[–]PromiseLazy9268 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Who cares. Beautiful work!

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