My planted Midas tank

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Jokaleijo said:
If they start to dig it is trubble, i have dirt and clay under the gravel, thats why i am changing it to sand, but it vil stille be heavy planted just with plant that have BIG roots :-) ill opload a pic next week when i redo the tank :-)

oh yeah if you want to see my filter system look here it can handle any messy eater...

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?516720-The-filter-you-never-have-to-clean
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I had a feeling u were using clay by how red that one sword is lol but WOW! I love the scape in that tank! Those are the best cardinals I've ever seen! Holy crap they're the size of danios! Haha sorry I really love ur tank lol what kind of moss are u using on ur wood?


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First off thanks :-) i belive it is called Weeping moss in the US i like the way its hanging down, but it have one downside its real hard to get to stick to the wood... but with alle little robe its all good :-)
 
Jokaleijo said:
First off thanks :-) i belive it is called Weeping moss in the US i like the way its hanging down, but it have one downside its real hard to get to stick to the wood... but with alle little robe its all good :-)
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I've got a little crush on ur tank now lol especially when I just read ur thread on the filtration, that's really cool :) is it kind of like a sump, but inside the tank if I understand correctly? And yea nothing a little piece of string can't fix :)


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Epic aquascaping there. Cichlids and plants never go together in my head alone much less something i would attempt. Lol i love your male midas. How big is he? Hes showing a huge hump already. Where did u get them from?


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