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My new filtre system 🤪

good point, indeed... 3 is a decent number, especially talking about money. I can afford a certain amount of "fish money", but there is a data which is mandatory : do not wake the fears of my wife considering money... I will make the population of this tank little by little... on the next 2-3...

I'm back on track with the "big one" follow the new story on : https://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/threads/10-000-liters-inner-pond-a-new-start.753657/#post-8482648

I'm back on track with the "big one" follow the new story on : https://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/threads/10-000-liters-inner-pond-a-new-start.753657/#post-8482648

I'm back on track with the "big one" follow the new story on : https://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/threads/10-000-liters-inner-pond-a-new-start.753657/#post-8482648

I'm back on track with the "big one" follow the new story on : https://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/threads/10-000-liters-inner-pond-a-new-start.753657/#post-8482648

As you may have seen on the first video, there are a few "end of tanks" fish in this new version... a school of Corydoras sterbai, a group of 6 Crenicichla saxatalis (easy to breed, making living food on regular basis), and a dozen of Danio malabaricus that's it for today... stay tuned...

and finally, as said before, a group of Red Spinny Eels Mastacembelus erythrotaenia

I had the chance to find quite easily a Labeo chrysophaekadion (the black lab). This one will reach easily more than 2 feet

3rd : a classical, but not so easy to find anymore in my area... a good school of 20 Chromobotia macracanthus

2nd : three Sleropage formosus "high back golden" . They are allowed in Switzerland, but veryyyyy difficult to find in Europe... that means, it will cost me a kidney and I will definitely need a CITES permit to import

My population will be organized around the Mastacembelus erythrotaenia with a few digressions : 1st a school of 12 Balantiocheilus melanopterus which will reach a good one foot long

I want to have (again) a big "green wall" on the back and sides... it's gonna take a little time... last time, 8 years of plants growing were ruined in 4 days...

after a few more days, filling in with water... even with a 6mm inox steel T reinforcement, my front glass tend to bend...

after a few days of drying... my son and I began to prepare the substrate and the Vallisneria zones