~shrimp999 Nano tank~

[shrimp999]

Hi all, would like to share my nano tank. Comments and advise welcome.
Tank size: 28x18x20 cm
Lights: 13W clip on PL
Filter: Eden501 with Under gravel filter
Substrate: ADA Amazonia
CO2: Pressurize CO2 with diffuser
Fauna: Sakura and cherry shrimps
Here's the pictures:

[shrimp999]

Here's the occupants. Meal time!!!

[JadeIceGreen]

I like your plant arrangement very much. You managed to create a sense of depth by carefully arranging them in such a manner.

Perhaps think of a way to hide that huge sponge and get some wood to add some contrast to the greens?

[Jervis]

It's an interesting scape indeed... primarily Nana petite!

Another way to add contrast is to add leaves of lighter colour such as other Anubias with golden leaves

[torque6]

999,
Sorry, i missed this nano tank thread last week.

A very good choice of low tech plants, though I feel you have overloaded your tank. Just ensure your bio-filters are robust in keeping up with the number of "occupants". I'm reading close to 30+ shrimps in a <27L setup.

[shrimp999]

I like your plant arrangement very much. You managed to create a sense of depth by carefully arranging them in such a manner.

Perhaps think of a way to hide that huge sponge and get some wood to add some contrast to the greens?

Thanks! Due to this tank is small, the sponge looks really huge!!
I am no hiding it because easy for me to do maintenance.

It's an interesting scape indeed... primarily Nana petite!

Another way to add contrast is to add leaves of lighter colour such as other Anubias with golden leaves

Thanks for the suggestion!!

999,
Sorry, i missed this nano tank thread last week.

A very good choice of low tech plants, though I feel you have overloaded your tank. Just ensure your bio-filters are robust in keeping up with the number of "occupants". I'm reading close to 30+ shrimps in a <27L setup.

Actually inside got more than 60+ shrimps
These shrimps are the F2 from the sakura. And now i am slowly scoping them out to my the other shrimp tank.