My simple 2ft

**fotoudavid** · 26th Feb 2009, 22:20

Just want to share my newbie setup. As not using any CO2, so only use hardy plants.

Amy comments? Harsh ones also can take.

**unclerobin** · 27th Feb 2009, 00:00

haha bro,
finally your tank setup are up for display after a long struggle, simple but nice , keep it up

**Jervis** · 27th Feb 2009, 00:41

I see a Loach inside

Very green scape indeed and nice choice of sand

**fotoudavid** · 28th Feb 2009, 08:31

Yeah struggle alot, but fun i say.

Alot fishes inside, 20 neon tetras, 10 cheery bards, 3 chain fish, 2 corys, 5 rams. All small size fish.

Will not change anymore now, as sick.

And 1 x sunshine pleco size 1 inch.

**Verminator** · 1st Mar 2009, 03:16

Thats alot of fish for a 2ft, especially concidering you can't see any of those mentioned. That to me is worrying, for that many fish in that space to be hidden. Maybe i'm thinking into it too much, but something doesnt seem right about that.

Nice scape though. I like how full, yet simple it looks. Well done.

**fotoudavid** · 1st Mar 2009, 08:37

No worry, the photo was taken at night, so they went hiding when lights on, but after a while, all come out liao, when feeding, you can see all fishes eating, nice to watch.

**bluedc** · 3rd Mar 2009, 15:37

Really simple and nice.

**Viper007** · 3rd Mar 2009, 16:13

That is a nice tank with many slow growth plants. (Correct me if I'm wrong)

Actually is not simple at all... can see lot's of work put into it.

**iwishweallcouldwin** · 3rd Mar 2009, 17:38

Hi fotoudavid, do monitor your sunshine pleco. Mine used to be able to make my driftwood tied with moss 'botak' overnight and chomped on my java ferns..

**fotoudavid** · 3rd Mar 2009, 23:06

Thanks all!!

Yes viper all slow growth, and yes, very hard work, especially when you slowly gather the plants, filter etc, but worth it, now stabilizing me another 2 ft.

Yes iwishweallcouldwin, i will monitor, no wonder some leaves missing...