Fozzybear Update (Pic Heavy)

wow ur stuff just keeps gettin better dude, any plan for the 20L after you move the betta, or just the rams?, btw thx again for the plants, they are doin great.
 
looks awesoem;)

love the multies tank:) tehy must be happy:)
 
also did you mix sand and gravel for the betta community tank? im thinking of doing that for mine but idk how it'd look, i think i wanna go black sand and black gravel for it tho.
 
Impressive!
 
thanks guys, yeah, the multies are little champs, i did allot of work on preparing their tank, but idk, the little buggers could colonize a toilet bowl. I love 'em though, at first I thought the yellow lab would give them trouble...lol i couldn't have been more wrong.

ssuchem, I'm glad to hear the plants are working out, and no the 20L is gonna be at its final stocking once the beta relocates. Also, i do have mixed sand and gravel in both the tanks that house corys, 50b and 20l, I've found that just sand doesn't plant well, just gravel is bad for barbels and for roots, so mixed is where i wound up and I really like it, both for looks and maintenance, the corys have nice soft stuff to munch around in, and my plants roots get...unmanageable. I can't pull plants out of the 50b at this point (unless they're itty bitty) without uprooting the whole thing cause the substrate is just a mat. The amazon sword, and crypts reach all over.
 
cool good to know dude, im kinda stoked now to start my 20 L
 
The tanks look wonderful.
 
Thanks allot guys, I've been watching the new magnum and its now slowed down to a perfect flow, and allot of my plants have finally given up on their worse leaves (which is super handy) with the increased flow which i was hoping for. The corys, as always, are loving the clean lower spectrum of the tank. I'm a little upset though cause i haven't been able to confirm that a couple of my badis are eating so i'm gonna have to whip up a batch of brine shrimp. I've got that kit that you use an airstone and 2ltr bottle with...anybody have experience with that?
 
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