The journey continues...my rimless Aqua Forest
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I have definatly seen them red tailed yellowish tetras somewhere before.. no idea where..
Nice tank
Nice tank
[QUOTE='vspec';431972;43197288]Actually I believe I agree, there's not too much extra you can elaborate on this I would imagine. I'm no stranger to large fish, however as much as it compensates with 'awesome' by seeing large development, it lacks in complexity. Which is where you can really define your processes. 
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yeah definitely. monster fish are cool dont get me wrong. but they behave no differently than a small fish. they just pace back and forth. a few cichlids will dig here and there, but in a planted community tank you get to see the entire little ecosystem interact with each other. from the different schools of fish, down to the shrimp and snails
[/QUOTE]yeah definitely. monster fish are cool dont get me wrong. but they behave no differently than a small fish. they just pace back and forth. a few cichlids will dig here and there, but in a planted community tank you get to see the entire little ecosystem interact with each other. from the different schools of fish, down to the shrimp and snails
yeah they really are. perfect little schooling fish. a little delicate though. i lost two last night, not sure why. maybe they couldnt handle the co2 or i didnt acclimate them well enough. the rest are doing fine.chonhzilla;4319118;4319118 said:
oh and i found 1 amano shrimp. he was hiding in the anubias tree. i guess the other two were more adventerous and decided to go for a stroll around the house
thanks man. really wanted some roselines but i just couldnt bring myself to spend $20 on a 3" fish! the moss should start to take off pretty soongangster;4319763;4319763 said:
