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Thread: Doubleace's Corydoras Tank

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    Hi Zack,

    yup.. and i think this is quite good... and more holes for them to hide
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    looks great! im sure the cory will love it.

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    Thanks Evo, yup i also remove the bogwood from the previous setup and i think just use the driftwood as the main theme for this setup. But i'm still thinking whether to put in ketapang leaves or not. Any suggestions?
    Last edited by Quixotic; 25th Nov 2008 at 00:01. Reason: 'K' for ketapang
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    Ketapang leaves will certainly improve the tank's naturalness.. do add some.
    Last edited by Quixotic; 25th Nov 2008 at 00:01. Reason: 'K' for ketapang

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    Quote Originally Posted by EvolutionZ View Post
    Ketapang leaves will certainly improve the tank's naturalness.. do add some.
    ya thats true... think shall insert some Ketapang leaves in it.
    Last edited by Quixotic; 25th Nov 2008 at 00:02. Reason: 'K' for ketapang
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    Wood placement looks a bit too prearranged to me. All of them facing almost the same direction cause them to look a bit un-natural. Just my 2 cents.
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    Quote Originally Posted by luenny View Post
    Wood placement looks a bit too prearranged to me. All of them facing almost the same direction cause them to look a bit un-natural. Just my 2 cents.
    alright..noted
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    How about this arrangement?

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    looks better bro.. wheres the cory close up pictures? haha..

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    *PHEW*!!!
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    I'd try to get less bulky DW with low footprint.
    This will give a good view of your fish and not trap dirt.
    And I'm sure they will love the sand you are using!
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    Looks better but you may want to mix the bulky DW with less bulky one. Anyway, where's the fish?
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    alright noted.. if i never wear anything then the photo cannot put up already... haha just kidding... the fish all went under the wood to find food...
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    can try add some shoaling fishes to occupy the top/middle section.

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    Malaysian Driftwoods for my new setup arrive today. There are total of 5 pieces.



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    I see you got new wood, more choices....can try more different formations. Wood hang over cave like structures will look good, with Ketapang leaves in small pieces lying around the ground...some semi-covered under the Sudo sand.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Zenislev View Post
    I see you got new wood, more choices....can try more different formations. Wood hang over cave like structures will look good, with Ketapang leaves in small pieces lying around the ground...some semi-covered under the Sudo sand.
    Thanks bro.. noted.
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    Yup, the sudo sand is very nice. But as per light colored based gravel, it gets dirty very easily and will lose the nice clean sandy look quickly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by genes View Post
    Yup, the sudo sand is very nice. But as per light colored based gravel, it gets dirty very easily and will lose the nice clean sandy look quickly.
    so far so good.. will monitor it and update.
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    The wood looks promising. Can go arrange them and see what they look like. Don't forget to post your photos. The sand should be ok, dirt can be easily clean.
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    Quote Originally Posted by luenny View Post
    The wood looks promising. Can go arrange them and see what they look like. Don't forget to post your photos. The sand should be ok, dirt can be easily clean.
    Yes sir..
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