Pic of my 20 gal.

Auren · Oct 5, 2004

Seaman thanks, eventually I will try to fix my problem and show clearer pics.

Swimfins · Oct 8, 2004

Here's my mickey mouse platies playing in the filter splash

Dangerdoll · Oct 11, 2004

*sigh* as I wait for the fishless cycle to end, here is my set up...... please disregard the picture quality...

Seaman · Oct 11, 2004

DD, I bet your tank would look soooooo good with a solid black background!!

Dangerdoll · Oct 11, 2004

thanks Seaman, I certainly agree, a background is definitely needed...... and black may be the answer..... hmmmmm, I wonder if I could get it painted while it's already set up.... any ideas?

Seaman · Oct 11, 2004

I wouldnt paint it when its allready up, I painted the back of my 20 high with a brush and you can see the lines, where as if you use spray paint (make sure and cover the top very good) it looks solid black, and i wouldnt reccomend spraypainting it after its setup....too risky in my mind. Just go get some black poster board from hobby lobby or MJDesigns for a couple bucks and that will probbably look GOOD.

sguthrie · Oct 11, 2004

Dangerdoll, I read in your specs that those are silk plants. Is the stripey one a real aquatic plant species, or is it just a really cool looking silk plant?

Your tank looks great, by the way...

Sam

Dangerdoll · Oct 11, 2004

Thanks fishy, I'll do that... I'll make sure I cover everything 10-fold.

Hey Sam, the stripey one is a silk plant that I bought from aquabid... I plan on going live once the cycle is done, not sure if I'll leave those for then too though..... thanks

pl*co · Oct 11, 2004

These are mostly from my 10 gallon tank. The Rainbow shark and Pleco are in the 25 gallon along with a mess of Swordtails that refused to stop and pose.

Rasbora pair

Rainbow shark above, grandaddy of a pleco below

Male and female platy