My eartheatertank.
- Thread starter MBay
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Thanks all,
It's Poland, so whe have no availability of many nice fish species (only Tanganyika, and Apistos became more popular nowadays).
, rather branches etc.
And for those who like:
[YT]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTRQ7chLs7g[/YT]
yup, I know... the date - but that's the only videocamera I have - a veeery simple one
Happy New Year!
I got mine thanks to my friend who orders fish from Germany several times a year.David R;4752156; said:
It's Poland, so whe have no availability of many nice fish species (only Tanganyika, and Apistos became more popular nowadays).Yup, the wood was quite dry when I got it, so it sinks since... July. I hope it'll give up some day. I'm also thinking about adding some additional pieces of wood - but not such blocks as I have nowjapes said:Nice setup and nice fish MBay. Will look a bit better once the wood sinks itself and you can remove those huge rocks too
, rather branches etc.Yes that's true. I have a kit lens, too, which I've used before, but it's not even a 1% as good for fish photo as macro is.hamfist said:
And for those who like:
[YT]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTRQ7chLs7g[/YT]
yup, I know... the date - but that's the only videocamera I have - a veeery simple one
Happy New Year!
MBay;4754063; said:
Good to see you on MFK Piotr! Now we need to talk Marcin into making the jump over..
Your setup and geos are beautiful..! Here is your link embedded. [YT]cTRQ7chLs7g[/YT]
Hi JK,
yup I've been member here for some time, but not very active actually.
And yes, would be nice to invite Marcin, but I think he's a bit busy person.
Thanks for fixing the vid
Ehm, BTW. I got to get Tetras out, as Geos started to hunt them, like a wolfs' herd. I lost 3 Lemons (2 of them were just swallowed...) I believe keeping those two types of fish can work only for a short period of time. Or else you can "use" bigger tetras, such as H. erythrostigma.
yup I've been member here for some time, but not very active actually.
And yes, would be nice to invite Marcin, but I think he's a bit busy person.
Thanks for fixing the vid
Ehm, BTW. I got to get Tetras out, as Geos started to hunt them, like a wolfs' herd. I lost 3 Lemons (2 of them were just swallowed...) I believe keeping those two types of fish can work only for a short period of time. Or else you can "use" bigger tetras, such as H. erythrostigma.
MBay;4882214; said:Hi JK,
yup I've been member here for some time, but not very active actually.
And yes, would be nice to invite Marcin, but I think he's a bit busy person.
Thanks for fixing the vid
Ehm, BTW. I got to get Tetras out, as Geos started to hunt them, like a wolfs' herd. I lost 3 Lemons (2 of them were just swallowed...) I believe keeping those two types of fish can work only for a short period of time. Or else you can "use" bigger tetras, such as H. erythrostigma.
I keep a group Hyphessobrycon columbianus as tankmates for my Satanoperca mapiritensis group and would highly recommend them! They get large, stay in a tight group and have very nice colors. Blue flanks with red finnage. If your not concerned with keeping a true bioitope they sound perfect for you!
