Clean look to the red bellied tank
- Thread starter Deubie Doo
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Looks good. What size of tank?? Thanks for sharing.
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Really nice piranhas!
125, it's in his sig
Ahh. Thanks. Looked bigger. Well long. Plus the iPhone app doesn't show sigs.
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Feels bigger when it's not cluttered with extra decor. I. Still surprised I haven't gotten any hate mail yet. They might be going in my 210, I would like to move my other stock to a 360Ahh. Thanks. Looked bigger. Well long. Plus the iPhone app doesn't show sigs.
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I see about a dozen or so? Filtered by 3x AC110 and dual UGF'S powered by powerheads?
-Filtration is solid
-Definitely need larger tank down the road
-Gravel looks nice but will trap crap like hell!
-Plants are a nice addition
-All in all nice work
-Probably need more hiding spots (dw?)
Realize you want to save space for the fish but they will appreciate their own spot soon, especially with them growing and the size range! A lot of people go bare when overstocking a group but when you really consider the conditions this is only going to compound the problem. It will add depth, cover and make it look/feel more natural, I'm sure the shoal will thank you
BTW I'm not saying "put any huge log into the tank!" Definitely need to find the right piece/s, preferably tall and long to add territories & cover but not very wide to also save that precious real estate for swimming! Can be difficult to find the right piece but IMO totally worth it!
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-Filtration is solid
-Definitely need larger tank down the road
-Gravel looks nice but will trap crap like hell!
-Plants are a nice addition
-All in all nice work
-Probably need more hiding spots (dw?)
Realize you want to save space for the fish but they will appreciate their own spot soon, especially with them growing and the size range! A lot of people go bare when overstocking a group but when you really consider the conditions this is only going to compound the problem. It will add depth, cover and make it look/feel more natural, I'm sure the shoal will thank you
BTW I'm not saying "put any huge log into the tank!" Definitely need to find the right piece/s, preferably tall and long to add territories & cover but not very wide to also save that precious real estate for swimming! Can be difficult to find the right piece but IMO totally worth it!
×Go S. Vettel #1 Infiniti Redbull! 4x WDC!!! Congrats on another flawless title×
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Cheap way to decrease nitrates and keep your fish healthy: http://monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=504763