My Tanks

[FishFanatic13]

here is my 10L shrimp tank (no shrimp yet leting it mature)

heres my 60L baby tank

And heres my 100L community tank

what do you think of them all

 

[Rogue4Fish]

Your electricity bill must be massive

Nice tanks!

 

[FishFanatic13]

thanks
and they are my 3 tanks my dad has 4 tanks
so thats 7 altogether

 

[ZoddyZod]

all look very nice.....good job.

 

[Graphic5]

Yes nice tanks

 

[Squidward]

Looks very nice.

 

[FishFanatic13]

thanks
still not happy with my baby tank the plants are a bit of a mess but then babys need to hide (its a balance)

 

[FishAreFriendsNotFood10]

i like them all guna rob a few ideas from your plants aswell lol

 

[FishFanatic13]

i like them all guna rob a few ideas from your plants aswell lol

ok thanks just out of intrest what plants do you want to copy

 

[FishAreFriendsNotFood10]

i have no clue about plants and names tbh lol but i like the look of the way uve setup some of ur taller plants at the back and sides of your tank

 

[FishFanatic13]

i have no clue about plants and names tbh lol but i like the look of the way uve setup some of ur taller plants at the back and sides of your tank

ok hope you do what you want

 

[didz04]

Really nice setup keeping it natural. I really like the golden weather loach they have definitely been my best fish. I had 4 at one time and was looking for one more that was golden but couldn't find any.

Just to give you some quick advise about them, they need to be in numbers of three's to keep each other company and you will see how they work together when there in trouble, fascinating to watch. They prefer to dig so fine substrate is best for them but they will pop out plants out from the sand. They prefer lots of swimming space so atleast 3ft tank is minimum but I would recommend a 4ft, but even 5ft is said on some websites.

 

[FishFanatic13]

Really nice setup keeping it natural. I really like the golden weather loach they have definitely been my best fish. I had 4 at one time and was looking for one more that was golden but couldn't find any.

Just to give you some quick advise about them, they need to be in numbers of three's to keep each other company and you will see how they work together when there in trouble, fascinating to watch. They prefer to dig so fine substrate is best for them but they will pop out plants out from the sand. They prefer lots of swimming space so atleast 3ft tank is minimum but I would recommend a 4ft, but even 5ft is said on some websites.

thanks and about the dojos i was going to get some more but my lfs has never stocked them again but i do have some sand at the back of the tank for them

 

[Skins]

Very impressive tanks

Keith.