Visually speaking, more than 4 fish in a tank is too much.
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Did the thread title get changed? I don't recall the visually speaking part
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No. I always, from the beginning stressed the visual part and the fact that it's "to each their own". check my op.
No. I always, from the beginning stressed the visual part and the fact that it's "to each their own". check my op.
Maybe the mods changed it. Either way it perfectly captures what I was saying if they did. I don't remember what I had for lunch yesterday, so I don't recall.
Yeah I remember it on your post but remember me saying that your tactic is to start with a controversial thread title? Adding that in completely alters the first impression. Great edit....far more accurate to your belief.
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I think your right....might have said something about over stocking or something
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I did not use the word overstocking.
just to be clear.I like how much conversation this thread has brought up.
I think the art of the tank, though beauty is in the eye of the beholder, needs to be kept top of mind when designing and keeping a tank.
Very sharp looking tank Burbotman!
Currently I have mine with a bit more plants, but I have been wondering if as the fish get bigger, I will have to tone down the plant side a bit.
This tank reassures me that even when the fish are fully grown I will still be able to have some plant options.
Currently I have mine with a bit more plants, but I have been wondering if as the fish get bigger, I will have to tone down the plant side a bit.
This tank reassures me that even when the fish are fully grown I will still be able to have some plant options.
