My 55gallon Semi-planted

really like the tank but i have to say the poor little cory would be alot happier with a smoother substrate
i am RIGHT now working on my tank, and will update it later tonight with pictures - i think most people will approve of what I've done - and my new friends
 
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What's that? A new substrate? Yeah, I went to a black sand, i like it soooo much better, and so will all my cories. I also added a piece of driftwood that i've had spare since my african cichlid tank a long long time ago, my candystripe pleco seems to enjoy hanging out on it....

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The cory from before who was all alone (or rather, whose friends perished) now has two NEW friends... Only one is in the pic with him, they're both a bit lighter than the one I've had for a while, but I'm sure that will change with time.

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New Albino Gold Bristlenose Pleco - only about 1.5", and doesn't seem to have the bristlenose-tentacles, either he's a juvenile or he's a she, and will never have them. Either way I don't care, i wasn't a fan of the medusa look anyway, heh

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View from behind the coliseum again, more anacharis (and more on the way)

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My candystripe next to my gold bn, quite larger.


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A few of you know about my worries about my candystripe being a rather shy shut-in.... that has changed in the last two days apparently, as he's almost always visible!
 
:good: Looks very nice. I'm sure your pleco will be out all the time w/the extra hiding places in the tank, he probably feels alot more secure.
 

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