Are you keeping teh tank bare bottom because you find it easier to maintain? the thid pic isn't coming up for me.
Some bogwood or driftwood in there would look great though, nice tank either way though .
Yah, I find the tank way easier to clean without substrate. I have some black gravel in the shed that would cover the bottom but it is a combination of lazyness and uncertanty weather I want the gravel in the tank or sand that keeps me from washing it and using it.
I do have may pieces of drift/bog wood in the tank but I guess you can't see it...
I use the rocks as planters. They have holes in them and I just place the plant in there and hold it with a smaller rock on the side. And the pennywort is held down by the drift wood.
Yah, it's hard to tell how far it has come with out reference pictures!
I think there were 6 angels there (I no longer have them as I sold them to the Glassblower). Way back when, when the angels spawned on a peice of flat bog wood, the pair would chase the other angels out of their territory. They left the other fish alone. At that time I had a pictus catfish and in the night, it ate all the eggs
The other fish I have in there are australian rainbows (which Glassblower now has)
brilliant rasboras, giant, and blue danios, long finned barb, and neon dwarf, and turquoise rainbows.