Rate my tank
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Tape? Isn’t that harmful for the tank? I’ve heard that tape on the glass can leach something into the water and poison the fish.
Im working so havent read the whole thread so sorry if this has already been suggested but all i have to say is if you want a beautiful scaped tank the dont get a flowerhorn!
Maybe some more wood and rocks, probably 1 or 2 really big rocks and a really big log would look better than lots of smaller ones.
Maybe some more wood and rocks, probably 1 or 2 really big rocks and a really big log would look better than lots of smaller ones.
Hasn’t been said yet, my FH is still young and used to having decor in his tank so I’m trying to get a bit more stuff in the tank but being careful not to overdo it.
10/10, flowerhorns from what I’ve gathered don’t need a whole lot it terms of decoration. Keep it up ?
Don’t understand. How do I get the bag to stay to the aquarium without getting tape on it?
Painting does look better when it's done carefully...but taping a background to the outside of the tank can be done in seconds, can be changed later in only a few more seconds, and still looks way, way better than looking through the back pane at drywall, wires and likely more candy.
And literally any fish I have ever owned is much more intensely coloured and brighter when kept over dark gravel with a dark background. Are Flowerhorns so weird that they actually buck the trend and get more intense colours against a light-coloured bottom and background? I don't know but tend to doubt it.
Of all the pics that have won or nearly won the photo contests here on MFK, the really stunning dramatic ones are usually taken against a black background. Why is that? Do the guys who have the skill and knowledge to take those incredible shots maybe know something?
And literally any fish I have ever owned is much more intensely coloured and brighter when kept over dark gravel with a dark background. Are Flowerhorns so weird that they actually buck the trend and get more intense colours against a light-coloured bottom and background? I don't know but tend to doubt it.
Of all the pics that have won or nearly won the photo contests here on MFK, the really stunning dramatic ones are usually taken against a black background. Why is that? Do the guys who have the skill and knowledge to take those incredible shots maybe know something?
