My 46g Bow is going! (w/ pics)

[CBWMN]

Squawkbert
It's not that far from SL to El Paso, Why don't you hop a plane & come help scape my 46G BF?
Seriously, it looks great now.
Personally, I'd go with a more natural looking substrate, but some ppl like the "ice cream" look.
Charles

 

[Bajanfish]

Looks good with the trim, I'm personally not a big fan of the coloured gravel in a planted tank however seems to clash but that's just me.

 

[Rbishop]

Looking good!

 

[Squawkbert]

I agree w/ the gravel thing, that was the wife's idea (the gravel compliments the furniture in the room, as if the fish care...). I drop as much sand as I can on the gravel w/ every vacuuming, but the gravel always works its way back up. It's actually about 75% sand/25% gravel.

I'm overdue for some major rescaping. I went to get some pics of the new Cardinals and noticed (in the pics) that the clado has claimed a few Anubias leaves, the stargrass is all uprooted (and overgrown) and the DW is also getting overly fuzzy.

More *soon*

 

[Bajanfish]

I agree w/ the gravel thing, that was the wife's idea (the gravel compliments the furniture in the room, as if the fish care...).

Ahhh....say no more.

 

[rocker92]

...They've got Cories too - Pandas, greens, and some tagged as Julii, but I strongly suspect they're trilineatus (which I need one or two of)....

i think they are the same thing

 

[Jaykit]

Sweet setup. Picture right after trim is nice.

 

[Squawkbert]

i think they are the same thing

-no, they are 2 among numerous Cory species. julii has shorter tail lines and small dots whereas trilineatus has longer, more distinct tail lines and more of a Greek key/reticulated pattern to the spotted portion - and is way more common to the trade.