I currently have 14 aquariums - none of them are nice so there will only be a few pictures. They range from my favorite which is a 10 gallon:
To 570 gallon; where sometime my clown loaches say hi
and other times the festivium remind me it is time to eat.
Then i have a 455:
It looks empty but it really isn't - it has cat fishes like these:
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And a bunch of geo that hate cameras.
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I won't list all 14 but i do have this one which is 30x48x16 (who knows how many gallons that is)
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I have a 180 with discus:
And a 20 long with a. lineta:
I have too many aquariums i admit; and i don't think i will set any more up. I only have two fishes on my wish list; one will eventually end up in the 570 (I call it a 600); but not till something ages out. The other will probably end up in the sister aquarium to the a. lineta which has green neon and c. hastatus. I will occasionally post pictures on this thread from one of the random 14 aquariums i have but who knows how often. I sometime grow aquatic plants emersed:
And sometime under-water:
Truth be told i never know for sure what i will do; until tomorrow and i've done it yesterday. I do have a few rules;
which include nitrate stays below 5 and some things i need to do like find a matte background for my discus aquarium.
I've also have done things i would change:
My b. cupido really would be better of with finer substrate (it is not coarse but could be finer);
My cockatoo are vicious monsters and really shouldn't be with the nannacara. The nannacara are very adaptable and seem to be doing ok but i would not put these cockatoo with another cichild in anything less than a 200 gallon aquarium; and even then think about it carefully. They really do claim a very large area for territory and have little tolerance.
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The krobia have been amazing at not tearing up the angelfishes up. They are like pit bulls but are actually quite gentle as long as you don't fit in their mouth. They are extremely good parents. Not the prettiest fish and unfortunately very very large mouths which means they can't be kept with any small dither.
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The a. winkelfleck are wonderful - oh yea i guess i should add a picture of one of them:
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but they are not as chilled as the lineta.
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I brief inventory:
600 - office - clown/festivum
450 - office - geo and wc blue rams
180 - bedroom - keyhole !!! (best ever fish)
180 - basement - discus
180 - (4x4) office - b. cupido
100? - office blackwater
20 long - basement - lineta
20 long green - basement neon/hastatus
40B - basement - wc cockatoo/nannacara amolae
120 - basement - random domestic angels and breeding krobia (they never stop breeding)
60 - basement - a. ortegai
60 - basement - (will have ivan bimaculata - the gentle version of adokea)
29 - basement - one of my very very old aquariums - has ember tetra and cory eques
10 - office bathroom - my a. pucallpaensis family
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To 570 gallon; where sometime my clown loaches say hi
and other times the festivium remind me it is time to eat.
Then i have a 455:
It looks empty but it really isn't - it has cat fishes like these:
and
And a bunch of geo that hate cameras.
-
I won't list all 14 but i do have this one which is 30x48x16 (who knows how many gallons that is)
-
I have a 180 with discus:
And a 20 long with a. lineta:
I have too many aquariums i admit; and i don't think i will set any more up. I only have two fishes on my wish list; one will eventually end up in the 570 (I call it a 600); but not till something ages out. The other will probably end up in the sister aquarium to the a. lineta which has green neon and c. hastatus. I will occasionally post pictures on this thread from one of the random 14 aquariums i have but who knows how often. I sometime grow aquatic plants emersed:
And sometime under-water:
Truth be told i never know for sure what i will do; until tomorrow and i've done it yesterday. I do have a few rules;
which include nitrate stays below 5 and some things i need to do like find a matte background for my discus aquarium.
I've also have done things i would change:
My b. cupido really would be better of with finer substrate (it is not coarse but could be finer);
My cockatoo are vicious monsters and really shouldn't be with the nannacara. The nannacara are very adaptable and seem to be doing ok but i would not put these cockatoo with another cichild in anything less than a 200 gallon aquarium; and even then think about it carefully. They really do claim a very large area for territory and have little tolerance.
-
The krobia have been amazing at not tearing up the angelfishes up. They are like pit bulls but are actually quite gentle as long as you don't fit in their mouth. They are extremely good parents. Not the prettiest fish and unfortunately very very large mouths which means they can't be kept with any small dither.
-
The a. winkelfleck are wonderful - oh yea i guess i should add a picture of one of them:
-
but they are not as chilled as the lineta.
-
-
I brief inventory:
600 - office - clown/festivum
450 - office - geo and wc blue rams
180 - bedroom - keyhole !!! (best ever fish)
180 - basement - discus
180 - (4x4) office - b. cupido
100? - office blackwater
20 long - basement - lineta
20 long green - basement neon/hastatus
40B - basement - wc cockatoo/nannacara amolae
120 - basement - random domestic angels and breeding krobia (they never stop breeding)
60 - basement - a. ortegai
60 - basement - (will have ivan bimaculata - the gentle version of adokea)
29 - basement - one of my very very old aquariums - has ember tetra and cory eques
10 - office bathroom - my a. pucallpaensis family
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