Re-aquascaped tank photo

[LadyMinion]

Well, several members have asked to see a photo of the recently re-aquascaped community tank.

So here it is:

 

[bunjiweb]

Looks really great!

Are your bristlenose a male and female?

Ben

 

[parker313]

Looks great!! What size tank is that?

 

[guppygirl]

Awesome!!! I'll give it a TOTM, whenever THAT happens!!!

 

[canarsie11]

Very nice....What size?

 

[yhbae]

It really looks nice! Where did you get those woods?

 

[LadyMinion]

Are your bristlenose a male and female?

They certainly are!

Looks great!! What size tank is that?

Very nice....What size?

It's a 180 litre/50 US gallon Juwel tank.

Awesome!!! I'll give it a TOTM, whenever THAT happens!!!

Thank you!

Where did you get those woods?

Most of the bogwood came from Swallow Aquatics in Colchester. They sell any large piece for £4.99 or small for £2.99 (or something cheap like that). The mopani came with another tank we bought secondhand, and the large fake mangrove root came from The Range for about £15. You can find it in many lfs though.

 

[Rdelusion]

Looks amazing!

I'm just about to get my new tank delivered and couldn't decide between small gravel and sand.

Thx for making my mind up for me, sand it is!!

 

[Puffer_freak]

Absoloutely gorrrrrrrrrrrrrrgeous! EXCELLENTLY done! I think its beautiful!

 

[clutterydrawer]

lovely and the sand looks brilliant!

 

[gadazobe]

Your tanks are really amazing - you must have some very happy fish in them.

 

[Fiddlesticks]

Very

 

[LadyMinion]

Thank you so much everyone!

Rdelusion - Glad to help, your fish will love sand.

 

[smithrc]

Fantastic tank!

I'll nominate the first pic for sure!

Our 50 is looking a bit worse for ware at the moment... Dying leaves on plants and just getting over an algae problem - its pics like that that re inspire me!

This weekend I'll be giving the tank a LOT of TLC and some cash spending on it to!

What light wattage do you have over the tank (and fertiliser/CO2??)

 

[Doggfather]

What a great tank

It must have been quite a bit of work to get it looking that good

What type of sand is that? Silica?