No plants but i think this is considered aquascaping?

[ILikeBichirs]

Lol check out my tank and tell me how to improve! First pics are of it now without sand and substrate second tanks are of it bare bottom. Its a working process but it is coming along slowly


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[Slippery K]

Comming along nicely. In my opinion that large peice of wood in there is taking up too much top space, again thats just my 2cents. Other than that, looks great.

 

[lix.ma14]

Is that a jardini in the tank?

 

[Slippery K]

Looks like it, pic isnt clear enough to see the scale count.

 

[StingraySteve]

Comming along nicely. In my opinion that large peice of wood in there is taking up too much top space, again thats just my 2cents. Other than that, looks great.

The structure at the top is probably there to stop the saratoga from leaping out

 

[ILikeBichirs]

Lol thanks for the input guys, yeah thats a jar haha


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[buddha1200]

looks good i would leave it as is.

 

[ILikeBichirs]

looks good i would leave it as is.

Thanks


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[HybridHerp]

Looks good, but since you DID put this in the planted section.........you should throw some java moss on that wood and see what happens....and maybe some jungle val in the back.....I mean I've seen peacock bass before kept with those so....why not try?

 

[ILikeBichirs]

Looks good, but since you DID put this in the planted section.........you should throw some java moss on that wood and see what happens....and maybe some jungle val in the back.....I mean I've seen peacock bass before kept with those so....why not try?

Java moss.....GENIUS! How come i didnt think of that! Thanks for the suggestions i really appreciate it


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