connorlindeman - March 2022 Tank of the Month Winner! (16 gal and smaller)

[dascrow]

Congrats @connorlindeman on the win! Awesome tank!

 

[connorlindeman]

Congrats @connorlindeman on the win! Awesome tank!

Thanks!!

 

[Kolykaf]

Congrats! Beautiful tank. I love the hardscape arrangement and the contrast of colors.

 

[connorlindeman]

Congrats! Beautiful tank. I love the hardscape arrangement and the contrast of colors.

thanks!

 

[Rocky998]

Congrats!

 

[connorlindeman]

Congrats!

thanks!

 

[CuriousFins]

Congrats @connorlindeman and @CGY_Betta_Guy ! I love both of your tanks!

(Also, I am a girl btw @Fishmanic , although there's no way for you to have known that)

 

[connorlindeman]

Congrats @connorlindeman and @CGY_Betta_Guy ! I love both of your tanks!

(Also, I am a girl btw @Fishmanic , although there's no way for you to have known that)

Thank you!

 

[FranciscoB]

Congrats! Awesome setup.

 

[connorlindeman]

Congrats! Awesome setup.

Thanks!

 

[FishandBirdLover]

We have a winner in Fishforums.net
March 2022 Tank of the Month Contest​

We had 10 awesome tanks entered in this month's TOTM contest featuring tanks sized at 16 gallons and smaller, but only one could win...
And the winner is.......

connorlindeman
Let's all congratulate him

Here's the winning tank and its description

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This is my attempt at a Iwagumi Tank. It is 10 gallons and houses 3 male fancy guppies. They are not the permanent inhabitants. As suggested by someone on this forum I will be putting about 10 Clown Killifish in soon. Not too sure if the killis will like the scape. I need to do some more research. The tank was set up about 2 months ago.

The plants in the tank:
Water Sprite(floating and some planted. )
Pearl Weed.(just added the pearl weed in about a week ago. Soon I aim for it to spread across the front of the tank in a thick carpet.

The rocks were purchased from the fish store. Not sure what type they are but they look cool

The substrate is quikrete play sand.

I do a weekly 25% water change. I will up that to maybe 50% once I add the clown killifish.

The fish are fed daphnia, tubifex worms, brine shrimp, and a variety of high-quality flakes.

I have a 100-watt aqueon heater and a quiet flow 10 filter. I plan on changing that to a sponge filter because the killis like a bit more calm water.

The lights are on for 8 hours. I use some flourish but not that much.

Well, that's about it.

Looks so real!