My green house for fish

[severum1]

im waiting to see how this works out with the stingrays..... if it turns good then you can bet ill try something similer

Nic, I'm sure it will work. Perhaps in August I'll be able to put the Stingray(s) in there. Today I go there and tomorrow i'll put some updates.

 

[severum1]

well, it is working with my two snapper ponds...for 2 months, already. I wouldn't believe it.
with the added benefit that there are no mosquitoes around heavily planted ponds

Ah, pois é

 

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This weekend I haded a few more fish to my tanks

Let see how they adapt to their new life.

 

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By curiosity i cought some Meridionalis born last summer. They are in good shape!!!

 

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Some pics of the tanks inside the greenhouse.

Lots of plants

 

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The poli and the iron have arrived

Now i must have courage to start the work for finishing my GreenHouse.

 

[Nic]

Nic, I'm sure it will work. Perhaps in August I'll be able to put the Stingray(s) in there. Today I go there and tomorrow i'll put some updates.

i have been doing my own experiment in light of this thread.... i do believe a deep silt bed with the plants would help alot... especially with rays.... but i am concerned about lack of o2 and current.....


btw love the updates i cant get enough of them...

 

[geeimatree]

For me it's better to maintain the fishes like this because i only go there at weekends. I have that problem. I don't see the fishes as if they be in one aquarium, but they are more protected and, i think, they feel as if they are in nature. That's why they have that impressive colors that we can't see in aquariums.

i seriously respect your respect for fish
keep up the good work man

 

[Miguel]

i have been doing my own experiment in light of this thread.... i do believe a deep silt bed with the plants would help alot... especially with rays.... but i am concerned about lack of o2 and current.....


btw love the updates i cant get enough of them...

Nic, I know Alberto's set up. The fish are healthy as healthy can be....the plants provide o2.

As to current I understand your point, but Albreto has none, and, again, the fish thrive,,,,

 

[Nic]

Nic, I know Alberto's set up. The fish are healthy as healthy can be....the plants provide o2.

As to current I understand your point, but Albreto has none, and, again, the fish thrive,,,,

i dont doubt for one second they thrive.... pictures say a thousand words.... my only question and concern is with stingrays miguel as they thrive in rivers with high current and usually high oxygen levels... i know plants will release o2 and i know they will work as great filters... but rays also release alot more waste than standard cichlids.... im just waiting for the results with rays and im toying with the idea of a few indoor ponds like this with halide lights for some special fish i want and some nice cichlids as well....