My new set up!

**awesomeag** · 26th Feb 2016, 13:36

Hi guys, this is my new 2ft tank. Consisting of
10 White Cloud Mountain minnows
5 harlequin Rasbora
3 golden rasbora
3 Buenos Aires Tetra
2 Oto Catfish

Let me know your thoughts about the set up! Anything will be good

**simbk** · 26th Feb 2016, 21:00

Simple and beautiful.

Do you rely on sunlight for the plant growth? Cause i don't see any lighting

**awesomeag** · 27th Feb 2016, 00:47

Thanks haha, yup! It's at my balcony and it faces like direct sunlight in the morning, so I dont see the point of stressing my fishes with a light bar haha. my plants are coming fine too so I guess its ok!

**Orky108** · 27th Feb 2016, 04:34

If im not wrong, the right hand side red plant is not truely aquatic

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**tetrakid** · 27th Feb 2016, 09:08

Nice tank (curved front) and also well-designed practical layout... I like.

**fuurrr** · 27th Feb 2016, 10:34

What's the red plant on the right?

**awesomeag** · 27th Feb 2016, 10:53

Thanks for the complements!
Just a quick update, lost a golden and harlequin rasbora.. Saw that they lost an eye, suspect its the tetras causing havoc. So now I'm left with my white clouds and reduced number of rasbora. Am i overstocking though? Anyone can advise?

**simbk** · 27th Feb 2016, 11:09

Think not overstock. But could be tetra stresses due to the lack of numbers of tetras as they are schooling type. Remember reading somewhere recommended number for tetra is 6,not sure if this is the case for you though...

**Zep** · 27th Feb 2016, 11:28

I use aqadvisor to estimate stocking levels

**Zep** · 27th Feb 2016, 11:41

www.aqadvisor.com

**Urban Aquaria** · 28th Feb 2016, 03:27

That colorful plant on the right is a croton plant, its a terrestrial house plant and non-aquatic. That plants's sap can be toxic to humans and animals so its highly advisable to remove it from your tank.

**Halfbeak** · 1st Mar 2016, 12:23

You could get a ludwigia to replace those red plants and keep the colour contrast as it is

**FiveTwoTwo** · 1st Mar 2016, 15:05

Originally Posted by Urban Aquaria

That colorful plant on the right is a croton plant, its a terrestrial house plant and non-aquatic. That plants's sap can be toxic to humans and animals so its highly advisable to remove it from your tank.

Good infor. I have one in my tank right now and will be removing it asap.

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