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Thanks Mr. Brotherhood. :D

I think I was a little harsh. Didn't mean to. :blush:

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It doesn't matter whether it is US or imperials... The height is what is giving this tank the volume. The floor is 30"x15" so 3 pairs in a tank that won't even give them a foot of territory each pair is ridiculous. Add into the equation the 'well planted' part and that is even less floor space...

10, haha! Shoal of Rams then. :lol: Lemons FTW!!

The Angels are brilliant Matt, very nice indeed. The Bolivians are what stood out the most to me though. Stunning fish in excellent condition. Amazing how close the Cardinals shoal in the picture. Shame about real life. :lol: Lemons over Platinums too. ;)

Cheapskate, take em to a zoo or farm Park!!

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Or mushy. :lol:

6 rams in a 30 inch tank is waaaay too many. A trio of Apisto's or Nannacara would be better.

By you? Nice!

Glutten Punishment Numpty You All spring to mind. 20 text messages suggesting plecs and you STILL bought a Gibby? :shout: :rolleyes: :D

Haha, mine used to eat anything... :D

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Few more needed yet I'm afraid.

Lmfao!! Niiiiiiice!

6 rams? :blink:

You don't empty the water? Haha, can hardly complain really then surely?

Hope the bottom drops out...

Looking good Ian. :good: Great photo as always. How's the nano and LFS tank coming along?

Much better.

Yeah yeah...

Hmmm, they would probably beat him up. ;)

Thats the best way. Make sure you crop it too, gets rid of any unwanted surrounds and makes the picture a little smaller to upload.

My first go at Aquascaping by allan078, on Flickr Looks good. A nice piece of Redmoor wood would really sit well along wit some more plants.

Thought it sounded a bit in depth for you ;) Sounds good though with the tub. Would probably cost you more to keep it alive than to buy new at the beginning of the season. :/

It will be much better at your end when you do it then as you won't have to compress it beforehand. It will be built into what you look at your pictures with on the computer.

It will be on your computer. When you select the photo's you need to select the 'fix' tab at the top. Adjust the brightness, contrast, shadows and highlights. Then alter the temperature and saturation. You can straighten it and crop it too. Also, use flickr to upload your pictures rather than...

Thanks! :) Will have to get a new picture, the plants have grown a little now.

My Unipac Limpopo sand holds my ph at 7.6 no matter what is in the tank. Wood, peat, alder cones, catappa leaves etc. all make no difference what so ever.

Just bog standard Windows photo editor. If you have something like photoshop etc you may get them better. salam by David Raynham, on Flickr

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Added 13 Rosy Tetras courtesy of Mattlee. (thanks muchly!) the Guppies are gonna get rehomed I reckon, don't really suit any of my tanks tbh. Not wanting to tempt fate, but the Cutteri seem to be getting along much better. There was A LOT of courtship going on last night, but still the odd...

Very very nice Stu. The background really suits it. The plants look briliant against it!

Email me the pic and let me have a go. Its [email protected]

A worthy reason for a book I reckon then, haha. A book is just one persons perspective on each fish, the net has many reviews from experts and hobbyists alike. Not many questions posted here go unanswered.

Please. I'll make sure the doors unlocked.

You could always use windows photo editor to sort them. Lol.

I suppose there has to be some benefits to living there... :o

You need to buy it and deliver it too though! :D