jcardona1;4683037; said:my diary is immue to derailatitus
hmmm...ar0wan;4683087;4683087 said:In that case do you know the difference
between a Pick Pokket and a Peeping Tom?
Thanks! But yeah I wouldn't be able to sleep either, which is why the tank is in the living room!Gatorxxx420;4684886;4684886 said:This is an incredible set up. I love natural tanks and this is an example of why. I love the moonlights. I couldn't do that in my room cuz I'd never be able to sleep lol.
jcardona1;4671280; said:ALRIGHT!!!
I think the plants have grown enough that I can now show some picsAs I mentioned earlier, I pulled out most of the plants, leaving only hygrophila polysperma as the background plant and blyxa japonica as the foreground. The tank looked cool before, but it was not meant to be a long term setup. I think this current layout will work best in the long run. It will be easy to keep the plants pruned and nothing should get so thick that it obstructs the light and co2 for any other plants.
I also trimmed the blyxa along the front edge of the glass, which I think looks pretty cool! On to the pics!
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HA! That's the same exact setup I ran for valentine's earlier this yearR1_Ridah;4685569;4685569 said:Dude.... turn the lights off with the exception of the tank light, crank up the fireplace, set the table for two....candle light......throw on some Marvin *** or Barry White...... it's baby making time......LOL....
That's a nice set up right there man.......
BTW - Throw two of these guys in their...it will just really POP....
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jcardona1;4685585; said:HA! That's the same exact setup I ran for valentine's earlier this year![]()
Man, I would love me some discus but I think my tank is way too small for them. The plants don't leave much swimming room. I was thinking about some angels maybe. Any suggestions for my tank size?