David R's 2000L tank build
- Thread starter David R
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You have some fat panaques, loving the geos and L014s. Beautiful stock, good job to not go overboard like a lot of people do with big tanks, I'm not fond of getting as many fish as you can. It's nice to see a balance of fish and open area in a tank, and your tank is gorgeous, I love the stump, I wish I could do that with my 160, but I have some nice dw to go in. Great tank overall. Great job man.
Cheers, the plecos certainly do eat well! I think it helps having a large group of them, along with the geos to help clean up, as you can throw in plenty of food to make sure everyone gets some.
Bit of a teaser of the new stock. Ten seconds after adding the new fish any doubts about whether I'd made the right decision selling the aro disappeared...
Some more pics.
Started the day off by scooping this guy out.
Bucket-o-fish.
Angels checking out one of the new arrivals.
Nothing goes on without supervision from the Vizsla.
The two large angels.
Sterbais starting to colour up, they seem completely unphased by the large plecs.
Old and new.
Started the day off by scooping this guy out.
Bucket-o-fish.
Angels checking out one of the new arrivals.
Nothing goes on without supervision from the Vizsla.
The two large angels.
Sterbais starting to colour up, they seem completely unphased by the large plecs.
Old and new.
Cheers. If we had a better selection of larger SA cichlids (eartheaters, pikes, etc) I'd have kept the aro, but this option just gives me so many more options for stocking. The school of 20 corys looks awesome when they'er all flying round together!
Definitely an improvement in my eyes. Should make for a much more lively and interesting tank. I've always been a fan of large groups of smaller fish versus a few large ones, especially in a tank that size. So many options!
