nice job on the remake. I made a terrarium out of a 55 gal. acrylic. I built a 6" high partition in the center to separate the land side from the water side and it turned out much uglier than the job you did. It doesn't matter, you can't notice it unless you were analyzing my workmanship.
My 30 gallon tank
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Fantastic job, the tank looks brand new, and I even like the custom little topper you made with the angle cuts. It gave me an idea to possibly do something similar when I finally decide to upgrade from low-light plants so I can buy a better lighting setup.
I did a huge trim and took out a couple plant species out from this tank: (Not a good picture I know.)
Aside from the Anubias, all the plants are found in Asia. This is the first step to turn this tank into an Asian Biotope tank with Asian plants and Cherry barbs, Khuli Loaches, Harlequin Rasboras, maybe a SAE, and a Pearl Gourami. (I'm keeping the ADFs in this because they have nowhere else to go.) The second step will be to move all the fish that are not from Asia out of this tank.
Wondering where the non-Asian fish will go and the other plants went? Say hello to my 55 gallon Amazon Biotope tank:
I've been building the canopy for it for the past 2 weeks and today, I installed the main lights and transferred the Amazonian plants here.All I have to do is buy a 200W heater and I can start adding fish.
Aside from the Anubias, all the plants are found in Asia. This is the first step to turn this tank into an Asian Biotope tank with Asian plants and Cherry barbs, Khuli Loaches, Harlequin Rasboras, maybe a SAE, and a Pearl Gourami. (I'm keeping the ADFs in this because they have nowhere else to go.) The second step will be to move all the fish that are not from Asia out of this tank.
Wondering where the non-Asian fish will go and the other plants went? Say hello to my 55 gallon Amazon Biotope tank:
I've been building the canopy for it for the past 2 weeks and today, I installed the main lights and transferred the Amazonian plants here.All I have to do is buy a 200W heater and I can start adding fish.
^ Actually it is rooted in the substrate, it just doesn't look like it. That plant is Pennywort.
