My green house for fish
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fish lovers. Isn't it Miguel? 
basslover34;1187858; said:I'd do something like that in the back yard ... but my wife would divorce me ... come to think of it ... could be a good idea
This weekend i didn't take picts. I didn't do nothing new. Only refilled some tanks because of evaporation. There are some new babies and the Red Kadango also reproduced. It's the first time I have reprodutions on this species.
I am thinking, next weekend if all goes as planned, to start covering the GreenHouse.
I am thinking, next weekend if all goes as planned, to start covering the GreenHouse.
WOW what an amazing accomplishment you have done. I am so jealous of what beautiful setups you have and the dedication you have is just unbelievable. WAY TO GO!!! keep up the great work!
This weekend I've done some new things and I have some news.
For starting I've added some new species of African Cichlids to my collection, offered by Daniel Santos. Thank you my friend
Here they are
added to this tank
which was empty awaiting their first inhabitants.
These are some Pseudotropheus Itungi "Black Tanzania" and some Pseudotropheus Saulosi.
I hope they enjoy the new home and once again, thank you Daniel.
For starting I've added some new species of African Cichlids to my collection, offered by Daniel Santos. Thank you my friend
Here they are
added to this tank
which was empty awaiting their first inhabitants.
These are some Pseudotropheus Itungi "Black Tanzania" and some Pseudotropheus Saulosi.
I hope they enjoy the new home and once again, thank you Daniel.
More things ...
I introduced the first rays in the tank created for this purpose.
I will not comment on the state in which they reached the tank. I am furious. Now look:
This is the one in worse condition
This one is a little better, but...
In spite of my desire on returning them, I will try to save. This is due to burns caused by ammonia in the bag.
The appearance of them is this one:
This is the one in worse condition
This is the other
Both are very beautiful and should be about 20cm. They are two females Potamotrygon Motoro.
This is the tank
It's specifically with little water. All this is very new for me and this is a controlled test to confirm my theory that you can keep rays in these conditions. Only I'm very annoyed because they are not in their best conditions.
More photos from the following day
Let's see how this first week turn out. I covered the tank with polycarbonate to keep the water hot.
I introduced the first rays in the tank created for this purpose.
I will not comment on the state in which they reached the tank. I am furious. Now look:
This is the one in worse condition
This one is a little better, but...
In spite of my desire on returning them, I will try to save. This is due to burns caused by ammonia in the bag.
The appearance of them is this one:
This is the one in worse condition
This is the other
Both are very beautiful and should be about 20cm. They are two females Potamotrygon Motoro.
This is the tank
It's specifically with little water. All this is very new for me and this is a controlled test to confirm my theory that you can keep rays in these conditions. Only I'm very annoyed because they are not in their best conditions.
More photos from the following day
Let's see how this first week turn out. I covered the tank with polycarbonate to keep the water hot.
After the rays episode, despite being very concerned about the same, I began the phase of the coverage of the greenhouse.
I had to weld a few more irons in the ceiling, still missing because I had to disassemble a piece of poli already built, for welding.
It was in this site
and in this one
And so, with the help of my father and my son who was the photographer.
It had to be with extra care for not spoiling the existing polycarbonate.
Here the work already completed.
Here the first plate in the roof
I realized the work with these auto-perforating bolts, the ideal solution.
The plates have to be very well stuck because in winter the wind is like hell.
The Union of plates
and the help of the family
Here is the adventure of going up to the seiling to screw the plates.
Two are done.
And a few more pictures to end
I had to weld a few more irons in the ceiling, still missing because I had to disassemble a piece of poli already built, for welding.
It was in this site
and in this one
And so, with the help of my father and my son who was the photographer.
It had to be with extra care for not spoiling the existing polycarbonate.
Here the work already completed.
Here the first plate in the roof
I realized the work with these auto-perforating bolts, the ideal solution.
The plates have to be very well stuck because in winter the wind is like hell.
The Union of plates
and the help of the family
Here is the adventure of going up to the seiling to screw the plates.
Two are done.
And a few more pictures to end
Coming along beautifully as expected. I am sure if anyone can brings those rays back its you sir. Best of luck with their recovery.
