Reply With QuoteThe size is impressive, but from what I can remember, they're not very well maintained and I remember seeing a number of dead fishes and lots of algae in the tanks.
WOW.... saw afew planted tank at the foodcourt at siam paragon bangkok
here's pic of it. enjoy
The size is impressive, but from what I can remember, they're not very well maintained and I remember seeing a number of dead fishes and lots of algae in the tanks.
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Humm...Was there last month. Spent about 20 minutes staring at it while eating my bowl of pig blood soup.Originally Posted by brianclaw
The condition that time was good. Didn't see any dead fish or algae and the plants are pearling quite a lot. If the tanks are in Singapore, had an impulse to donate my two overgrown angles to them.
I was there a fortnight ago and took the same pictures.
Some of the tanks do look bad, especially one with a couple of goldfishes hit by bladder problems. Surprisingly the planted tanks still look decent.
Studying the water chemistry and nutrients is a science.
Knowing what plants to get and how to use them is an art.
Aquascaping is a marriage of art and science, the logical and emotional.
-Calvin
Oh!!!I was observing the planted tank as I had no real interest in Goldfish.:PI was there a fortnight ago and took the same pictures.
Some of the tanks do look bad, especially one with a couple of goldfishes hit by bladder problems. Surprisingly the planted tanks still look decent.
hm.. hope in future there is planted tamk in our foodcourt too..
ME too.,,,,,
the planted tank looks well maintain was there on Sunday 14 MAy. yes do see pearling a lot.
my wife nag again... at home see not enough still want to see ...
Heehee, don't worry, my girlfriend would have said EXACTLY the same thingmy wife nag again... at home see not enough still want to see ...
Nice pic, thanks for sharing.
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