Humble beginnings.

[jaws7777]

Looks great already. Cant wait to see what you do with it

 

[convict360]

Looks great already. Cant wait to see what you do with it

Thanks mate

 

[Frank Castle]

Green Terrors

 

[convict360]

Green Terrors

A friend is hanging onto my male from a while back, this tank size doesn't really suit the GT though IMO...it's very limiting footprint wise

Plus I'm trying to get away from cichlids for a while lol, something peaceful that won't give me high blood pressure haha

 

[convict360]

A friend is hanging onto my male from a while back, this tank size doesn't really suit the GT though IMO...it's very limiting footprint wise

Plus I'm trying to get away from cichlids for a while lol, something peaceful that won't give me high blood pressure haha

PS, inb4 someone points out that discus are cichlids...and can be boisterous lol

 

[Frank Castle]

A friend is hanging onto my male from a while back, this tank size doesn't really suit the GT though IMO...it's very limiting footprint wise

Plus I'm trying to get away from cichlids for a while lol, something peaceful that won't give me high blood pressure haha

BOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!

I think we need to play MFK's favorite gameshow......


NEEDZ....... MOAR...... SICK-LIDZ!!!!!!

 

[ECW]

Nice. Can't wait to see what you do with this.

 

[jaws7777]

Plus I'm trying to get away from cichlids for a while lol, something peaceful that won't give me high blood pressure haha

Heeee heee heeee

 

[convict360]

here's the pics I seen previously that I'm inspired by, all credit to the person that created them; discovered on a British aquascaping forum.

I'm happy with the gluing of the wood just now, but i'm having some reservations on the clay...may consider a different type of gravel similar to these pics. Also need to try and create supports to bank up the substrate, using plastic bottles cut to size

I've found that the moler clay is very, very light; drifts up with the slightest current

 

[dan518]

here's the pics I seen previously that I'm inspired by, all credit to the person that created them; discovered on a British aquascaping forum.

I'm happy with the gluing of the wood just now, but i'm having some reservations on the clay...may consider a different type of gravel similar to these pics. Also need to try and create supports to bank up the substrate, using plastic bottles cut to size

I've found that the moler clay is very, very light; drifts up with the slightest current

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Don't know why but I prefer the tank as it was in the first picture