Do you realize how much work it is to change out the back ground? Hehe I would need to flip the tank over to peel off the black cover and add a blue cover. An easier route is to do tile or sand. I was debating between red sand or terra cotta tile.
ansorgii is about 6.5". All other fish are 10-14"
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...I might do red sand but am fighting myself that red is not natural. If I have a choice I would do dark blue bottom. They looked best against blue and I love blue.
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thanks. if you don't want the reflection effect the next best option is to tile your tank or add sand. Another extreme option is to paint the inside of the tank. LoL I would not do it of I were you. I don't like sand and gravel for ease of maintainance. If you decide to do tile you will never be able to feed live blood worms. It's kind of a toss up to find what works best for you.for the tank bottom will it really make any difference to what u stick underneath? due to the reflection thing.... cause when ive had white or even grey they eventually turn out to have the mirror effect like u have... so im looking fwd if at all u laboriously get it blue
since i cant do black vinyl or anythin like what u have in mind, i am going to get the tank tiled.... ur terracota sounds interesting i might give it a shot
