Well, I might be getting a new fish tank, if my dad can carry it... Could be a future cichlid tank or something. And I dreamed of it this morning in a way...
Yeah, the bad news is, I can't use it yet.
Got to wait till space is made for it in the attic, which may take anywhere between 1 and 3 years, depending on dad. He did say he wanted a new room for his own... Maybe discus tank since he likes those as much as goldfish. It's a 150L / 39 gal, actually a bit longer than mine (86cm) and taller than mine. 
They move so fast when they're young. X) My hoplos always moved that fast at that age, but as they grew older, they became more like a fancy goldfish, swimming somewhat sluggish. Enter the food. They go crazy and jet away to eat it. LOL!Finally a little footage of one of my Spotted Raphaels...very dark though!
My two snails also love to eat the plants, but usually they eat the older parts. One of them sometimes eats that one sprout of a certain plant, even though it's healthy. No idea why only that one. Seems like he didn't eat it the third time. I will have to cook some carrot pieces for them next time they get out of their shells. They need some stuff to eat, else they might starve if they cannot find plants that they like.
like the snailsWow, very neat to look at everyone's fish! I don't know how you get them to hold still enough for these nice photos! I'm doing a fish-in-cycle so I only have a few fish right now. Here are the ones I was able to photo!
This is Amadeus, eating, as usual (I was told he was a "moon" snail, but I have no clue)
This is Ralph, my pleco. Don't mind the blue plant...as soon as I get the rest of my live plants that I ordered from someone on the board, those will be gone!
This is my unnamed ghost shrimp, enjoying an Algae disc
