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Sorry to break it to you but on your new fresh water tank there is a very populer thread about the same exact thingI decided to create this topic for those people who want to show off your aquarium, so it's simple, post 1 or 2 pics of your aquarium and give a little description of it
I was thinking of planting the area where the grass is because there is no real shelter in there and I just noticed my frog swimming at the front of the ship next to the bridge ornements thingy and for the lighting I just used a 4foot white led strip as I say it's all on a budget but I think I've done well
I like the sandHere's my fry tank. I have a sponge filter that will go in the blank spot once it's matured from another tank., the filter flow now is so strong the rocks have to be there to hold the sand. Next week, I'll put in the sponge and then plant this tank like crazy!!! I know, I know, growing fry in a planted tank is not smart. But they will be so happy.
awesome tank i like the bubblerWell here is my tank, for the tank and everything in it i have only spent around £150 so it is really a budget tank. as you can see there is an air pump going along the back of my tank and from under the ship. on the left side of the tank i have put some artificial grass down to give babies a chance of surviving. in this tank there is mollies, guppies, gouramis, swordtails, plattys, 2 plecos 3 albino corys and 2 African clawed frogs. i haven't got any live plants in there except the 4 moss balls. I decided to sand the bottom of the tank to give it the characteristics of the bottom of the sea. I know its not great but i think i have done quite well with the low budget i was given
