FishForums.net May 2018 Tank of the Month!

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FishForums.net is proud to announce the May 2018 Tank of the Month Contest!

How do I enter?
Post one photo or video in this thread along with a nice detailed write-up of your tank. The write up should include a good description of your tank, water parameters, tank maintenance procedures, feeding schedules, etc.

* You must be the owner of the tank.
* Video can be uploaded to youtube, and then a link to the video may be posted in this thread.
* Only one photo will be allowed, so make it your best!
* A description is required!

The deadline for entries is May 21st, 2018 at 11:00 PM EST. The winner will be voted upon by FishForums.net Members.. Good luck everyone, and may the best Tank win!

What do I win?
The winner will receive a Tank of the Month badge and be featured on FishForums.net.

Everyone is welcome to participate, so jump right in and enter today!
 
Tank & Stand:
Jewel 250L tank with real oak wood stand.
Changing coloured light.
Drum filter with bio balls, ceramic ball things, carbon, and sponge. (beast of a filter)

Aquascape:
3 bits of Dragon Stone(I spent hours cleaning out the clay)shaped into a mountain with gaps.
Black sand.
Annoyingly, a blue background but a lot of Amazon Sword and another long plant covers most of it.
Bar Airstone at the back of the tank

Stocked:
1x Marble Angelfish
2x Black Angelfish
1x Yellow head blushing Angelfish
1x Longfin blackhead Angelfish
12x Cardinal Tetras
10x Mollies
1x Adonis Pleco
3x Dwarf Gourami

Maintenance:
Water checks monthly
50% water change every 2 weeks
(Not necessary to do it weekly as my filter cycles the tank 10 times an hour and is super clear)

Overall Price:
~Roughly~ £700
 
Photo please
 
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Here is my recently (last week) rescaped tank, removed the tacky plastic decorations and gravel, and dove into my first planted tank!

Its a 40L "lovefish" aquarium, no modifications.
I used 1 large piece of wood and mixed sizes of dragon stone.
The soil i used was Tropica Soil, plants i planted were: Eleocharis acicularis 'Mini', Eleocharis acicularis, Hygrophila 'Siamensis 53B' and Hottonia palustris.
Dosing/fertilisers: Tropica premium nutrition, seachem flourish
Maintenance 20% change every 5 days, waiting on a algae scraper to come in the post tomorrow! but will be cleaned as needed.

It probably wont win, not expecting it to, but as a first scape and attempt at a planted tank im pretty happy with it (not artistic at all haha) just waiting on the dwarf hairgrass to carpet round the dragon stone xD
 
I think the staff should also enter.
 
It's been known, but most people have bouts of tanks looking good and bouts of....not, and not everyone goes for aquascapes, some are into fairly bare tanks with big fish, depends what you're into. Plus they'll worry that, if they win, people might complain.
 
Bumblebee Goby tank

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Tank Horizon 65l tank.
Filter Aqua One Aquius 550
Heater Aquael Easy heater.
LightAqua One Smart Touch (6w) LED Clip on Light

Stocking
10 Bumblebee Gobys.
Unknown number of Red Cherry shrimp.
3 Mystery snail
Unknown number Malaysian Trumpet snails.

Plants

Crypts,
Annubias
Water sprite ( Floating )
Duck Weed ( Floating )

Maintenance
5 grams of salt.
Water change 50% once a week.
I do not vacuum the substrate, Kinda hard with all those plants.
Water conditioner Easy-Life Filter Medium
Seachem Flourish complete supplement for the planted tank, 2 mill when I remember

See more here.
http://www.fishforums.net/threads/bumblebee-goby.447851/
I sometimes clean the front glass.
 

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