My 120g Tank video and pictures (heavy) Comments please.

[TahoeFish]

Lets see if I can get this all up. First the video. I think you just click on the picture for the video at photobucket.

A full tank shot

Snickers the chocolate

Tony the red-spot

Unnamed threadfin

Luke the Leucosticta (with cupid nearby)

Bean the Rotkeil

Full tank angle

Other angle

So this is a 120 gallon (4x2x2) with
1x 5-6 in. Heros efasciatus red spot (male?)
1 x4 in. heros sp. rotkiel female
1 x3.5 in. hypselecara temporalis (wild- peru)
1x 3.5 in. satanoperca leucosticta (wild guyana)
1 x 3 in. acarichthys heckelii (wild)
5 male biotodoma cupido (2 x 3.5 inch, 1 x 2.5 inche and 2 x 2 inch) (wild Columbia)
10 x congo tetras
1 bn pleco
1 stunted phillipine blue angel (body about size of a Euro)

Filtration: FX5 and Eheim 2215

Any thoughts? Relatively new to fishkeeping, about 1.5 years. I'm thinking about decreasing the congos to 8 or 6. I know they don't fit but man they are beautiful and they are such good community members. At the moment this is a very peaceful tank.

Enjoy

 

[cacichlids]

Beautiful tank! Looks super clean and the fish look healthy and happy. Great job...

 

[Snowflake311]

The tank looks so fresh and new. Your red severum is growing fast. I love the wood.

 

[jonclark96]

The tank looks great. Very nice.

 

[TahoeFish]

Thanks for the comments. Would love more and any thoughts on the scaping and my stock etc. As Snowflake pointed out it looks new and the tank is new about 3 months old. The cupids, the rotkeil were purchased last december as juvis. The red spot was purchased about 5 months ago as a 2 incher, and the leoucosticta, hecklii, and chocolate were purchased as 2-2.5 inch fish in mid August.

Thanks again, and thanks to all of you. I've learned a lot here.

 

[rich_one]

Beautiful tank, man... nice job!

-Rich