My tanks

[NoodleCats]

Always tweaking something.


Got tired of never seeing my boraras in the 10 gallon and then never being able to find them either because it was so dark, I turned it to a planted tank. Some plants still filling in on the back right side, so looks bare there. But is coming along.
I am plan on a shoal of a tiny cory species for this tank... either habrosus, hastatus, or pauciradiatus. Whatever one I find in stock first. Still don't see the boraras but at least I can find then when I need to. Otherwise, tank is a bunch of shrimp.


Added crypts from the 55 to the Asian tank, removed some pogo.



Added pogo, removed some crypts, shifted some stuff around.


Anubias tank.


snail jar.


Betta tank needed a redo, cyanobacteria kept attacking the wood. So I just tossed it and redid the tank again. She loves her new layout.

 

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Then just some fish pics

 

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And plant pics

 

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Moved the pygmy cories to the 10


Anubias 55g further organized it



And picked up this oddball hiding in the endler tank at the store... a limia vittata. Aka cuban limia/cuban molly. His or her name is Lima Bean.

 

[Lalo J.]

Are you adding any fertilizer to the anubias tank?? The green color of the leaves is perfect.

 

[NoodleCats]

Are you adding any fertilizer to the anubias tank?? The green color of the leaves is perfect.

Yes! I do 6mL of Plant Guy All in One Low Tech ferts 1-2 times a week. Very light compared to the heavily planted tanks.

 

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I got a new piece of driftwood so I rearranged the rainbowfish 55g

 

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My aponogeton natans flowered for me

 

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Changed the betta tank slightly (parted the plants, trimmed them, and added vertical pieces of wood)


And fresh water change on the 10g, removed the tannins.