Reply With Quote16th January
Thought I'll revive my old hobby since the start of 2013, so here goes!
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Otocinclus catfish
Looks great!
Btw, is your tank sitting on a traditional sewing machine table?
Thanks! Yes it isOriginally Posted by Urban Aquaria
Looks great!
Btw, is your tank sitting on a traditional sewing machine table?
You can start trimming the background stem plants for more bushy growth now.
Great looking tank!
I am still envious of how you and the other aquarist managed to keep the water clear despite having a driftwood in the tank.!
old school stand
Btw, no co2?
Advice from boss Felix
Growing old with this forum.. :)
really like the wood placement!
Adoketa, Breitbinden, Paciquamis, Diplotaenia, Elizabethae, Mendezi, Inka, Agassizi, L046, L066, Crystal Red Shrimps
Oh yeah? Just chop to desired height? Or maybe halve its length?
It's an old driftwood I've used for years. So it's been soaked through and through. I boiled it in hot water when I first got it as well, but it still made the water turn brown slowly.
Every new driftwood will leak tannins, all part and parcel of the experience.
It's there, hidden along with the filter and maturing water in the boxed crate beside it =)old school stand
Btw, no co2?
Thanks, I like it too!
With the right moss used, and another way of placement, it can be made to look like a tree as well.
classic fish tank stand!
love it.
I see.. Anyways, it blends in wellfor the great layout!
Advice from boss Felix
Very beautiful. Particularly like the selection of driftwood and its thoughtful placement.
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