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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...

3 days to enter people!!

Tank Setup: A 260L Jewel Tank with an oak wood stand fitted with double cupboards housing a 350L canister external filter and the other bits and bobs needed. Lit with a bar LED that changes colour. Water change is done twice a month at 2/3 and vacuum the gravel. Aquascape: Aquascaped with 5...

Oh ok thanks. The tank looks good!:good: Nice Plants aswell!

Tank Setup: A 260L Jewel Tank with an oak wood stand fitted with double cupboards housing a 300L canister external filter and the other bits and bobs needed. Lit with a bar LED that changes colour. Aquascape: Aquascaped with 5 8' Amazon Sword rooted in a fine black gravel with occasional...

I know it sounds crazy, but what on earth are those guppies called?? I can't remember and I own the little things! :lol:

Looks really good!!!

Amazon Sword is my chosen plant for beginners. I've just started keeping plants in my tank, and Amazon Sword is great because it grows quick enough, not hard to maintain (I root it in gravel), light requirements aren't even that bad(Just a desk lamp would even work).

Awesome! Post a picture on the Thread once you find some plants suitable?

I have those guppies in my tank. I love them! Never had issues with dominance. However I keep them in a big group of 15 so maybe you would need many of them to prevent the fighting.

Dead saltwater fish that have no place on the forum. Its rather cruel to take photos of dead animals.

I'd suggest an Angelfish of sorts. Temperature wise its fine and one of them will get on fine with the other fish.

The temperature requirements of the Angel Fish and Goldfish are quite different, that could explain why the angelfish died first. The tank needs to be at 26^C minimum for Angelfish.

Very Lucky:clap:!!!! I would put them in racking systems, makes it look tidy.

I would like to Hardscape my aquarium - (Rocks, Stones, Gravel, and Limited Plants) However, have got some fish doing just fine in my tank that has a mix match of ornaments, such as a large fake wooden background log thing...:S:fun: and a few small fake plants. The fish I have...

.....First of all, I would put a fish food of sorts (preferably flake) into the tank to give a good bacteria for all the 'metals, ammonia, etc' to be broken down and get filtered through. Secondly, I would put tapsafe of the required amount (will state on the bottle) into the tank allowing fish...