Thanks. I like these rocks too. I think that I should be able to make something a little more coherent by just moving these around some.
"Nature Aquarium" Riparium in 15-gallon
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Thanks katsrevenge!
This is a crop from that last picture to better show the foliage textures. I really like the plants in this layout.
And here is detail for the stones. I did a lot of poking around to find these nice rocks.
This is a crop from that last picture to better show the foliage textures. I really like the plants in this layout.
And here is detail for the stones. I did a lot of poking around to find these nice rocks.
I have torn down this tank. I was never especially satisfied with the hedge-like planted layout that I had in here--although it did include several pretty cool plants--and I needed a tank for the Riparium Supply and Tank Planters vendor table at the ACA 2010 Convention last weekend. Here is a quick shot of the setup that I had there.
I was mainly sitting there at the table all three days of the convention, but I did get up a few times to go shoot some pictures. I got a few nice shots of the show fish. I'll be back with a few of those whenever I get a chance to format them and load 'em up.
I was mainly sitting there at the table all three days of the convention, but I did get up a few times to go shoot some pictures. I got a few nice shots of the show fish. I'll be back with a few of those whenever I get a chance to format them and load 'em up.
Thanks fishlover5!
I finally got into the folder with other pictures from the show. I mean to start another thread with all the shots that I got of show fish, but here are a few quick.
I did some limited post-processing of these images files, including crops to improve composition and exposure adjustment.
This was my new favorite fish that I learned about, Gymnogeophagus labiatus. I purchased two trios of this species. I need to go back and check the images but I think that this individual right here also placed in the show.
Below, a surly Amphilophus citrinellus.
This Texas cichlid (Hericthys carpinti) also looked real nice.
I finally got into the folder with other pictures from the show. I mean to start another thread with all the shots that I got of show fish, but here are a few quick.
I did some limited post-processing of these images files, including crops to improve composition and exposure adjustment.
This was my new favorite fish that I learned about, Gymnogeophagus labiatus. I purchased two trios of this species. I need to go back and check the images but I think that this individual right here also placed in the show.
Below, a surly Amphilophus citrinellus.
This Texas cichlid (Hericthys carpinti) also looked real nice.
Here is a quick blog post that I put together about the convention.
2010 American Cichlid Association Convention, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
This is no hard-hitting journalism, but I did get a few pictures in there and a quick description of what I saw.
Here is the 300-gallon Lake Tanganyika setup.
2010 American Cichlid Association Convention, Oconomowoc, Wisconsin
This is no hard-hitting journalism, but I did get a few pictures in there and a quick description of what I saw.
Here is the 300-gallon Lake Tanganyika setup.
Thanks so much warlord651.
Please check out that blog post and leave a comment. I know that people are getting to the blog but I get so few comments.
Please check out that blog post and leave a comment. I know that people are getting to the blog but I get so few comments.
