FTS planted monster tank.

[ettfettbranamn]

snapped some pics.

fei feng 7"

channa aurantimaculata 14"

3 endli 2x18" 1x10sb

ansorgii 11"

IT x 3 7-8"

NGT 8-9"

AT x2 4/7

gar (up for ID) 9"

tire track 12"

borneo python spiny eel 8"

south american puffer 1"

notopterus notopterus 10"

 

[BlackShark11k]

ver nice!

 

[Hoyo12]

Nice!!!! The Endli has to be my favorite out of the group.
Any close-up shots of the Notopterus notopterus?

 

[HULON]

Like it alot Supprised they don't tear the plants apart maybe they do and you just fix it up daily?

 

[ettfettbranamn]

It's all about having the right amount of substrate.. what you can do is have a separate tank where you let the roots grow before planting them in your monster tank.. the roots of these plants are probably 6-10" long.. sure, sometimes the newly planted plants get uprooted but I just stick them back when I change water.. another tip is to plant them near driftwood or rocks.. that reduces the chance of the sand getting stirred..

 

[Cocobongo]

wao! wao! wao! thumbs up!

 

[ettfettbranamn]

ver nice!

Nice!!!! The Endli has to be my favorite out of the group.
Any close-up shots of the Notopterus notopterus?

Like it alot Supprised they don't tear the plants apart maybe they do and you just fix it up daily?

nope.. can't get the shutter speed right and he's never still..

 

[ettfettbranamn]

wao! wao! wao! thumbs up!

thanks dude!

on a side note..%&==%)#"(%)("?#%"!!!!! cant get this multiquote thingie to work.. 3 years on this site and still can't do that.. haha..

 

[KnifefishFan]

sweet tank...just wondering why your gars jaw is always pointing upwards?
those bichirs are fatties

 

[ettfettbranamn]

sweet tank...just wondering why your gars jaw is always pointing upwards?
those bichirs are fatties

I've asked myself that same question many, many times.. funny thing is I buy them like that.. I don't have the tank or the patience to raise those sewing needles our lfs' carry so I take them whenever they are availible with some size.. funny thing is they always have an upwards pointing snout..