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lol and its gona go on the small table at the end of my bed. im goan keep a close eye on them.
lol and its gona go on the small table at the end of my bed. im goan keep a close eye on them.Long tanks low volume
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Sorry for the very long time to reply on the glass size, its 3cm thick; just measured there.ya
Thought I'd revisit this thread, as the tank I mentioned earlier has been cycled, planted and wood added for a month or so now, and is stocked with two fancy goldfish.
Debating moving them up a tank, and using this low one for something else, can anyone suggest stocking?
It's currently open topped which I like, but if I get other fish, I'm likely going to have to get a glass lid to prevent jumping, or lower the water level a bit.
I'm thinking a shoal of wild caught green neons just now, opinions welcome.
Or a shoal of small egg laying fish. Interested in any really lol
Try bloodfin tetras - they school so tightly they would look great zipping up and down that length. Don't overlook them because they are a bit plain, - the schooling really makes up for that and in person their colors have a very nice subtle beauty. Harlequin rasboras are great too.
Or do a school of like 100 pygmy cories - they school really well and swim more mid water level. They are so tiny you put put a TON in there and it could be very visually impacting.
I was thinking about the pgymies now that you mention!
my mate has a shop tank full of them that I'd be able to get
these types of tank are awesome,
i have a wired tank that's 39" long 26" deep and only 12" high, i have my bumblebee jelly cats, angel's and a few others in there and it makes an awesome planted tank, i have it set up by a window and thats all the light it has.
i have a wired tank that's 39" long 26" deep and only 12" high, i have my bumblebee jelly cats, angel's and a few others in there and it makes an awesome planted tank, i have it set up by a window and thats all the light it has.
I dearly love angels, would love to have a pair at some point againthese types of tank are awesome,
i have a wired tank that's 39" long 26" deep and only 12" high, i have my bumblebee jelly cats, angel's and a few others in there and it makes an awesome planted tank, i have it set up by a window and thats all the light it has.
That's also really cool dimensions!
that the pair up front but there is a third who keeps himself to himself, they do spawn but at the moment i'm not set up to take them out and the parents love to eat there own.
