POST PICS OF YOUR PLANTS AND PLANTED TANKS HERE
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heres a few pics of the tank and set up.
heres some of thew driftwood used and some rock I liked
and the intial hardscape
and finnally every thing slaped together with starter plants, any question about the tank can be answered here, im still learning and by no means am an expert, so hopfully I can learn some things too!
more pics below.
heres some of thew driftwood used and some rock I liked
and the intial hardscape
and finnally every thing slaped together with starter plants, any question about the tank can be answered here, im still learning and by no means am an expert, so hopfully I can learn some things too!
more pics below.
nice makes me wanna start over lol
looks good. just plants or are there any fish?
wow-its really beautiful to look at! what will you stock it with?
Very nice!!! Musta been pretty costly getting the substrate alone for that beast... Not to mention the lighting and c02. Cant wait to see what you stock it with. If it was mine I would throw in a trio of pike cichlids, a 4 pack of prochilodus, a 6 pack of eartheaters,preferably geophagus sp. tapajos orangehead , an L200 plec, and a pair of rottkeil severums. But thats just what I would do.....
have you ever kept sevrums in a planted tank? juvies might be fine but the adults I had shredded plants.
and why was my thread moved, it makes it much harder to get to,I was hoping to chat and answer questions and learn more about things in my own thread? is there anywhere else to put it instead of a 35 page compilation of everyones pics?
and why was my thread moved, it makes it much harder to get to,I was hoping to chat and answer questions and learn more about things in my own thread? is there anywhere else to put it instead of a 35 page compilation of everyones pics?
i love the driftwood. my oscar would love that tank...
without the plants.
but sick tank, will look even nicer when the plants grow more
without the plants.
but sick tank, will look even nicer when the plants grow more