That looks awesome! I'm not seeing any fish in there, but it still looks great! This not something I have the capacity to do at the moment. I have looked into adding small invertebrates like tubiflex worms for a natural food source that could conceivably reproduce fast enough to feed happy fish and aerate the soil for the plants... win, win for everybody but the inverts. I really like tetras, and it looks like I need to look at expanding my collection a bit, so thanks also for the list.
Thanks, huapala, for bringing the thread back to the original question. People are quick to judge intentions. I'm not a teenager more interested in carnage than science. I think it can be done tastefully. Nature is big fish eats little fish for the most part. I asked about Corys because SAE aren't supposed to eat shrimp, but I watched them go nuts when I dropped an unsuspecting buffet of RCS fry in the tank. It was like a sumo convention held at Golden Corral when they bring out the banana pudding.
Good info here... Thanks everyone!
