moeldner
Fish Crazy
I found some old pictures of my setup, and am quite happy with how my plants have grown in the last 12 months:
Original setup
At three months
And this was taken yesterday
Sorry about the crappy qulaity of the shots - still trying to work out the best way to take tank photos.
The large amazon sword is the original, as well as the crypts and 2 of the 3 anubias plants.
I currently have in their:
5 amazon swords - 3 of which are were grown in the tank from of the sword on the far right.
12+ crypts - these are currently multiplying
4-5 clumps of val - 1 of them the thick leaved variety, others are thin
3 Anubias - 1 on a rock, one of a piece of wood and on in the gravel - all growing well
Java moss - growing over the largest piece of wood i the tank.
The Pongol ithat is in the second pic has been removed, as well as the hair grass.
I am only fertilising with liquid fertiliser once a month and the gravel is just a standard pea gravel.
There is actually a lot more room than it looks for the fish as there is open space on the front left and also the back right for the fish to use.
I'm running the in-hood filter, as well as a fluval 4+ internal filter.
So what do you all think? Any suggestions on what I can do differently?
Original setup
At three months
And this was taken yesterday
Sorry about the crappy qulaity of the shots - still trying to work out the best way to take tank photos.
The large amazon sword is the original, as well as the crypts and 2 of the 3 anubias plants.
I currently have in their:
5 amazon swords - 3 of which are were grown in the tank from of the sword on the far right.
12+ crypts - these are currently multiplying
4-5 clumps of val - 1 of them the thick leaved variety, others are thin
3 Anubias - 1 on a rock, one of a piece of wood and on in the gravel - all growing well
Java moss - growing over the largest piece of wood i the tank.
The Pongol ithat is in the second pic has been removed, as well as the hair grass.
I am only fertilising with liquid fertiliser once a month and the gravel is just a standard pea gravel.
There is actually a lot more room than it looks for the fish as there is open space on the front left and also the back right for the fish to use.
I'm running the in-hood filter, as well as a fluval 4+ internal filter.
So what do you all think? Any suggestions on what I can do differently?