well that's very hard glass specially imported from china to be gifted to our loved ones and now as you have said I am going to shift those in my showcase ?I don't have an Oscar but I'd be hesitant to put too much breakable glass in there. My flowerhorn would probably smash the necks off those bottles for fun.
Well that's very hard glass specially imported from China to be gifted to our loved once and now as you have said I am going to shift those in my showcase ?I don't have an Oscar but I'd be hesitant to put too much breakable glass in there. My flowerhorn would probably smash the necks off those bottles for fun.
From an aesthetics point of view tanks without substrate aren't to everyone's liking, but a few choice rocks and wood can improve on that dramatically. From a cleanliness point of view they're hard to beat as long as you've got the correct directional flow in your water to avoid dead spots and shift any debris quickly to your filters.
I know that picture is taken lengthways along your tank, but your water looks a bit cloudy to me, and your mismatch of substrate doesn't look vacuum friendly, maybe this is why your water isn't crystal clear. Bare bottom should improve that situation.
If you do go bare bottom, a word of warning. Don't take all your gravel and rocks out in one go. There'll be enough BB attached to them that you may get an ammonia spike afterwards.
Thin it out gradually, maybe over a few water changes so BB levels don't take a big hit and cause you grief.
Well heres the centre shot the aquarium is very old I bought it from a store they were selling it for a cheap price so it might look dirty from a little bit farFrom an aesthetics point of view tanks without substrate aren't to everyone's liking, but a few choice rocks and wood can improve on that dramatically. From a cleanliness point of view they're hard to beat as long as you've got the correct directional flow in your water to avoid dead spots and shift any debris quickly to your filters.
I know that picture is taken lengthways along your tank, but your water looks a bit cloudy to me, and your mismatch of substrate doesn't look vacuum friendly, maybe this is why your water isn't crystal clear. Bare bottom should improve that situation.
If you do go bare bottom, a word of warning. Don't take all your gravel and rocks out in one go. There'll be enough BB attached to them that you may get an ammonia spike afterwards.
Thin it out gradually, maybe over a few water changes so BB levels don't take a big hit and cause you grief.
nope it tried to gobble it whole and threw outDid it pick it up and drop is elsewhere? Oscars are known for rearranging their habitats to fit their liking.