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Angelphish

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It's a brave man, that aquascapes with blue gravel :D

Interested to see how this goes! :p
Is it a brave man that aquascapes with blue gravel, or a brave man that tries to aquascape well with blue gravel?
 
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Angelphish

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Are any of the fish I was looking at wc?
I was looking at Dwarf Puffers, Otos, and possibly Cherry Barbs. I think this is a question for Fat Homer Fat Homer
 

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I'd expect dwarf puffers to be wild caught, can't speak for the otos, cherries are more likely to be bred I'd imagine
That's why I was thinking about the finnex 24/7. It recreates (or at least should) the suns lighting in the wild. I have a couple on my 210, and they work pretty well, but I've never lived in a river, so I don't know how accurate they are.
 

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That's why I was thinking about the finnex 24/7. It recreates (or at least should) the suns lighting in the wild. I have a couple on my 210, and they work pretty well, but I've never lived in a river, so I don't know how accurate they are.
I guess I skipped over the point. If I get wild caught fish I want to provide the most natural environment I can. I would prefer to reduce the stress as much as possible by keeping the environment in the tank as close as I can get it to theirs.
 

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I guess I skipped over the point. If I get wild caught fish I want to provide the most natural environment I can. I would prefer to reduce the stress as much as possible by keeping the environment in the tank as close as I can get it to theirs.
Sounds good :) I think for dwarf puffers, have a look at this, might help

http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/features/articles/how-to-keep-dwarf-puffers

On a side note, how did this thread get to 27 pages!? Cmon the nano's! :p
 
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Any tank mates? I can't get the jbl proscape here; are there any other good alternatives?
This might be a tad late to reply to, but any buffering plant soil that will reduce the pH will be good for plants mostly; if not you can add ferts directly to the water column. I like a grain size of 1mm at least for plants, maybe more
 
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