Planted Haven!

[gasmask]

I'm always blabbing on about my big tanks with monster fish, sometimes it's nice to just chill infront of my kitchen tank.
36" x 18" x 18" All glass tank, c02 on tap, high quality soil.

All inhabitants are left overs from other tanks, or other peoples. All get along nicely.

(Yes, I know the tank needs some pruning/weeding etc, have to find the time!)

 

[dave_oddballs]

i think thats stunning mate, you can clearly see the difference in your happy fish, especially with the rams, i haven't seen anyone with rams that look that happy, their colours are gorgeous! very nice.

 

[fishyfeet]

love those rams, when you think about it, its a very natural tank, and i prefer those the the neatly planted and placed rocks and wood, i bet the fish love it, they all look healthy. di

 

[gasmask]

Thanks guys, but the credit mainly goes to my little girl.
It started off as her neon Tetra tank, and with a little help (from dad) she built it up!

 

[fishyfeet]

Tell her i think its gorgous she is obviously very cleaver and i bet her fish are very grateful to have such a caring owner, you can tell they love the tank. di

 

[c-dub]

Looks nice good stuff...

 

[simonas]

looks fantastic I love heavily planted tanks that don;t lok too clinical

what floating plant is that?

do you need to prune that? I need some lol

 

[TallTony]

No doubt a slightly daft question - but is it okay to have just one discus in a tank?

I've always fancied keeping them but read in several places that you need to keep them in at least groups of 6 and in a tank that offers 10g per fish.

Stunning tank btw, and those rams are wonderful.

 

[HODDY]

discus need to be in groups mate, the tank looks lovely. Like the way the light gets through certain parts of the floating plants.
Ben.

 

[blodhi74]

Very nice.

 

[BigFairy]

very impressive. Thanks for sharing

 

[three-fingers]

Nice tank! Rams are stunning!

Must have cost you a fair bit! ADA - glass must be so clear!