Some moar n00b questions!
I was at Petmasters in Boksburg this weekend and picked up a nice little booklet by sera on marine aquaria.
The booklet claims that it is best to site your tank in a darkish spot that does not receive uni-directional light from one side (such as next to a window), since the fish will start swimming queer because their sense of "up" is affected.
How true is this? You guys that utilise natural sunlight on your tanks, how do you go about planning for the incidence angle of natural light, seeing as we're pretty far away from the equator?
Thanks!
Riaan
I was at Petmasters in Boksburg this weekend and picked up a nice little booklet by sera on marine aquaria.
The booklet claims that it is best to site your tank in a darkish spot that does not receive uni-directional light from one side (such as next to a window), since the fish will start swimming queer because their sense of "up" is affected.
How true is this? You guys that utilise natural sunlight on your tanks, how do you go about planning for the incidence angle of natural light, seeing as we're pretty far away from the equator?
Thanks!
Riaan