Goldie Haven as of 4|2

[Fizgig777]

An update on where things stand with Goldie Haven. Did a lot of pruning and plant removal the other day. Also added a bit of plant life and moved others.... Feedback/comments welcome!














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[alas]

Nice.

I'm curious, what filter are you using, and does your goldfish uproot the plants?

[Fizgig777]

Nice.

I'm curious, what filter are you using, and does your goldfish uproot the plants?

Thank you

Filters....
External: Whisper 300GPH power filter
Internal: undergravel bio filter power by powerhead @ 120 GPH

And no, the Goldfish couldn't possibly uproot the plants -- they have very deep & extensive roots. The substrate layer is also very thick/deep. This aquarium was really designed around the Goldfish specifically, so that the plants would thrive & the fish wouldn't be able to disturb them.

[linuswee]

the goldie doesn't eat the soft leaved stem plants?

[Fizgig777]

the goldie doesn't eat the soft leaved stem plants?

No, they don't. Not even the odd leaf that comes loose.

[Jervis]

A rare concept nowadays... the good ol' classic goldfish is as stunning as ever! Beautiful photography too

[Fizgig777]

A rare concept nowadays... the good ol' classic goldfish is as stunning as ever! Beautiful photography too

I've noticed the rarity of the concept, too. I think that's what keeps me posting the photos even where the concept might not be well accepted

I'm glad you liked the photos! Thank you for the compliments....

[stewpid]

Nice!

Like the idea of the the roots clinging on the 2 towers!

[Fizgig777]

Nice!

Like the idea of the the roots clinging on the 2 towers!

Thank you It only seemed appropriate that a sunken castle should have plants growing all over it