This is my 75g. You can't see them all but there are 8 widebars from 3-6", 2 thinbars, an indo and an ngt in here! And 2 larger widebars in the big tank!
Dat crazy!!!! Can't help it....
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grouse lookin dats dude..
michael's tanks and fish are awesome, he's amassed a cool collection in a short period.
However - he needs to sort it out with his goldfish bowl gravel mixes
I honestly think your substrate detracts from your great fish michael
Some natural sand and a plain blue or black background and this datted 75 would love brilliant, as would your big tank.
However - he needs to sort it out with his goldfish bowl gravel mixes
I honestly think your substrate detracts from your great fish michael
Some natural sand and a plain blue or black background and this datted 75 would love brilliant, as would your big tank.
All my tanks are old and never had these fish in them originally, they were for like "little pretty" fish. I just took them over now. The 300g is new, about 5 months, and I wanted to do all black gravel but they ran out and I was impatient. I have a lot of regrets in my fish collecting hobby but I would have to agree that my gravel is my biggest regret. My only setup I like is my 38g which uses natural river sand and gravel. I, personally, don't like sand very much but do wish I did somethying ele with the gravel!rumblesushi said:michael's tanks and fish are awesome, he's amassed a cool collection in a short period.
However - he needs to sort it out with his goldfish bowl gravel mixes
I honestly think your substrate detracts from your great fish michael
Some natural sand and a plain blue or black background and this datted 75 would love brilliant, as would your big tank.
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