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- Thread starter Desert Bus
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Hopefully next time my friend feels like taking pics she'll do it shortly after a water change, and not shortly before. Stuff really shows up on the black sand. I feel like I have company over and my place is a mess. Here are some penguins to distract you:
Hopefully next time my friend feels like taking pics she'll do it shortly after a water change, and not shortly before. Stuff really shows up on the black sand. I feel like I have company over and my place is a mess. Here are some penguins to distract you:
I believe in clean water and good food. I don't believe in power feeding for quick growth. My Polys may grow slowly, but I don't care since they're healthy and beautiful.
The penguins are bright white and on the opposite side of the tank as the sponge filters, which have light grey plastic bits. I don't keep a light on that tank, and I'd rather people's eyes were drawn to the more attractive side of the tank when they look at it. So yes, the penguins are adorable, but they're also serving an aesthetic function.
The blue submarine is where it is because I was doing something and needed to move it. I moved it there and never moved it back.
i agree with you 100% .. power feeding is a harmful way to feed.. most times it is a food waste and no benefit as far as growth and nutrition..body only can use what it needs.. so the rest of the time you would just be polluting the tank water........ sounds like you are ahead of the game.. in the way you do things... congradulations..
I missed one. Skipped it maybe because it's nearly identical to one I already posted. Now I'm not sure if I like it better than the other so here it is:
i love *****irs and polys.. i love the way they chew their food like a dog..lol.. good pic of a great guy
how could I not view this thread with a name like thatnice polys and decor.
It tells you what to do without being mean about it, and then it thanks you for clicking on it. The thread title assumes you will obey and then thanks you so you'll feel bad if you don't click since it was already nice enough to thank you. Adding the "(1920x1080)" pulls in people who like pictures, and people who don't recognize what the numbers are but are intrigued by odd numbers combined with a vague thread title.
Thanks for the compliments!