My little tanks
- Thread starter BigJohn
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Thanks. I built the tanks so slowly I did not realize how similar they turned out. I like the new looks.
I believe they were all sold to me as balansae, but I believe only the long thin ones are that. There is a smaller purplier one and a couple of new ones that could end up twisted a bit. That would be pretty cool.
The first pic is my favorite individual fish, the one eyed glass bloodfin tetra, eyeless side of course. The other eye is fine.
I believe they were all sold to me as balansae, but I believe only the long thin ones are that. There is a smaller purplier one and a couple of new ones that could end up twisted a bit. That would be pretty cool.
The first pic is my favorite individual fish, the one eyed glass bloodfin tetra, eyeless side of course. The other eye is fine.
Nice looking tanks. What is your tap water like ph and hardness wise? I'm thinking of a tank of live plants but have difficult water.
The crypts in the first and second pics here. The broad leafed one right under the arch in particular in the first pic.
I assumed the the long ones were Balansae
I think they were all sold to me as balansae. My plant knowledge is severely deficient. Here is some more plant pics.
Fist 3 pics are of the same plant type in various stages of recovery. (I was really bad with live plants until Flourish Excel and jobes came into the picture) Those are Amazon swords, right?
The tiny one on the last pic is a jane doe crypt as far as I am concerned. It is doing a lot better than it was just a few weeks ago. I don't mind them taking their time recovering. The resulting green contrast is pretty nice to look at.
Fist 3 pics are of the same plant type in various stages of recovery. (I was really bad with live plants until Flourish Excel and jobes came into the picture) Those are Amazon swords, right?
The tiny one on the last pic is a jane doe crypt as far as I am concerned. It is doing a lot better than it was just a few weeks ago. I don't mind them taking their time recovering. The resulting green contrast is pretty nice to look at.
pic one and two I believe are the same but they are not the same as pic three. None of them are amazon swords. Pic one may be nuphar japonica but the more I look, I think they are all crypts of some sort. I'd be very interested to hear if anyone knows what pic three is?
