Changed To Sand Pics Inside

[lana]

here is the new Set Up with Sand

and what it use to look like

What do You Think Does it Look Better, it is still a little cloudy but clearing fast

 

[Ally555]

It looks great! Much better with sand than the old rocks. I think it needs something else on the left side. Like some bogwood or another rock, but thats just my opinion.
Good work!

 

[loraxchick]

looks great

 

[guppy77]

hi Lana. looks great. looked good before but def better. Was gonna change to sand and like the look of yours. can you tell me what type it is please

 

[lana]

hi Lana. looks great. looked good before but def better. Was gonna change to sand and like the look of yours. can you tell me what type it is please

Guppy77 i just went to the local pet store here and got what they has it is eco something, suspose to be good for my cichlids

 

[waterdrop]

Sand looks great and your fish are so colorful in that tank! WD

 

[nmonks]

Can I make a suggestion? Pull away the background photo, and give the back pane of glass a really good clean, perhaps using a dusting cloth that has been sprayed with window cleaner (don't spray at the tank or you'll poison the fish!). Let the back pane dry thoroughly, preferably overnight. Then put the background photo back on.

You'll find the circular bubble-like markings on the glass will vanish, and the overall look of the tank will improve dramatically.

For what it's worth, it's best to choose rocks for decorating your tank that match the background photo. That way, the illusion is more realistic. As it is, your rocks, though nice in their way, are totally different to the rocks on the photo. If your background has a plain black side, consider turning the backdrop around and seeing how that looks; with very colourful fish like mbuna, the effect of a plain black background can be rather good.

Cheers, Neale

 

[lana]

Can I make a suggestion? Pull away the background photo, and give the back pane of glass a really good clean, perhaps using a dusting cloth that has been sprayed with window cleaner (don't spray at the tank or you'll poison the fish!). Let the back pane dry thoroughly, preferably overnight. Then put the background photo back on.

You'll find the circular bubble-like markings on the glass will vanish, and the overall look of the tank will improve dramatically.

For what it's worth, it's best to choose rocks for decorating your tank that match the background photo. That way, the illusion is more realistic. As it is, your rocks, though nice in their way, are totally different to the rocks on the photo. If your background has a plain black side, consider turning the backdrop around and seeing how that looks; with very colourful fish like mbuna, the effect of a plain black background can be rather good.

Cheers, Neale

thanks and i was thinking of a black Back for it, this is my hubby's tank, he picked the fish i look after the tank, so wait guess it is my tank after all
but i want a black back on it just have to find one around here

 

[waterdrop]

I found really nice black board stuff at an art supply shop.