Three Tanks

[itiwhetu]

I found this photo. It may help to say something about me. The front tank had Clown Killifish and pygmy cats in it that spawned continuously. The tanks in the background had my discus in the top tank and the African Butterflies in the bottom. To the right-hand side around the corner where the red sliders and the two terrariums. I built all the tanks and stands in the photos that I have posted today I hope you enjoy the photos

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[Bruce Leyland-Jones]

In pictures like this, I often wonder just how many of us only cast a loose eye on the tankage, before focussing on everything else?

 

[itiwhetu]

In pictures like this, I often wonder just how many of us only cast a loose eye on the tankage, before focussing on everything else?

So what did you notice, anything interesting

 

[Obsessed with fish]

So what did you notice, anything interesting

yes, your nice artworks and you very healthy looking plants. I also noticed the bucket with stuff in it to the far right. I also noticed that cool black and white pattern above the big fish tank.

 

[Salt]

In addition to the tanks, I noticed the plants but -mostly- I noticed how wonderfully the wood in all your tank stands matches! My dad was a shop teacher and I'm really finicky about woods having the same finish

 

[ClownLurch]

What is in the small tank bottom left on the floor?
Who’s the feller climbing out of the carpet to the left of the big tanks?

 

[Obsessed with fish]

In addition to the tanks, I noticed the plants but -mostly- I noticed how wonderfully the wood in all your tank stands matches! My dad was a shop teacher and I'm really finicky about woods having the same finish

me to actally, that wood coulor is buetiful, do you know what wood it is itiwhetu, it is a nice wood

 

[itiwhetu]

yes, your nice artworks and you very healthy looking plants. I also noticed the bucket with stuff in it to the far right. I also noticed that cool black and white pattern above the big fish tank.

The black and white pattern is M.C. Escher's metamorphosis, look it up.

In addition to the tanks, I noticed the plants but -mostly- I noticed how wonderfully the wood in all your tank stands matches! My dad was a shop teacher and I'm really finicky about woods having the same finish

The main fish tank stand is made of an old pallet that I found, we recycled it in to the stand, cost nothing. The little cabinet is just stained pine.

 

[OliveFish05]

So what did you notice, anything interesting

The first thing I noticed was how clean your carpet was! My carpet is always covered in dirt stains from one pet or another.

 

[itiwhetu]

I remembered over night that when this photo was taken. The bottom tank also had my whiptail catfish in it, they spawned multiple times and didn't eat their young I sold about 60 fish over a period from that tank

 

[Obsessed with fish]

I remembered over night that when this photo was taken. The bottom tank also had my whiptail catfish in it, they spawned multiple times and didn't eat their young I sold about 60 fish over a period from that tank

never heard of a whiptail catfish

 

[Obsessed with fish]

The black and white pattern is M.C. Escher's metamorphosis, look it up.

The main fish tank stand is made of an old pallet that I found, we recycled it in to the stand, cost nothing. The little cabinet is just stained pine.

The M.C. Escher's metamorphose is really cool! What a clever artist.

 

[OliveFish05]

The black and white pattern is M.C. Escher's metamorphosis, look it up.

The main fish tank stand is made of an old pallet that I found, we recycled it in to the stand, cost nothing. The little cabinet is just stained pine.

Wait wait wait. That large stand is made out of a pallet? There are tons of free pallets on Craigslist!

 

[Obsessed with fish]

Wait wait wait. That large stand is made out of a pallet? There are tons of free pallets on Craigslist!

im defiently gonna note pallet wood down

 

[itiwhetu]

never heard of a whiptail catfish

The ones I bred are Loricaria Parva. If you want to look them up.