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**qngwn** · 8th Feb 2013, 00:57

nice hideaway ikea box crate! great idea!

**baareeooo** · 10th Feb 2013, 00:47

9th February 2013

Danio margaritatus, the Celestial Pearl Danio, often referred to in the aquarium trade as galaxy rasbora or Microrasbora sp.

Otocinclus Catfish

年年有余!!

**qngwn** · 10th Feb 2013, 00:50

Nice pictures! Happy cny!

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**ralliart12** · 20th Feb 2013, 21:38

Love the sewing machine stand; as well as the clear back (of the tank); I have been pasting Oyama paper on all my tanks until I forgot how "bright" a clear back can appear.

**baareeooo** · 21st Feb 2013, 00:12

Originally Posted by qngwn

Nice pictures! Happy cny!

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Thanks you too!

**baareeooo** · 21st Feb 2013, 00:13

Originally Posted by ralliart12

Love the sewing machine stand; as well as the clear back (of the tank); I have been pasting Oyama paper on all my tanks until I forgot how "bright" a clear back can appear.

Thanks!
Me too =)

**blue33** · 21st Feb 2013, 00:24

Nice. If the rotala behind can make it compact and bushy will be great.

**baareeooo** · 21st Feb 2013, 00:34

Originally Posted by blue33

Nice. If the rotala behind can make it compact and bushy will be great.

Not sure how to do that.. besides planted more?

**blue33** · 21st Feb 2013, 01:29

Trim and replant back. To make it compact, per planting we usually plant around 5-10 stalks at one go. Imagine if you hold a bunch of rose and insert it into the soil. Each trim it'll multiply 2~3 stalks per stem. That's how it becomes bushy!

**baareeooo** · 21st Feb 2013, 13:58

Originally Posted by blue33

Trim and replant back. To make it compact, per planting we usually plant around 5-10 stalks at one go. Imagine if you hold a bunch of rose and insert it into the soil. Each trim it'll multiply 2~3 stalks per stem. That's how it becomes bushy!

Done! Thanks for the valuable advise. =)

**baareeooo** · 28th Feb 2013, 20:56

Decided to remove the hair grass in front to reveal more of the driftwood and so that the fishes will have less places to hide.

I kinda like this arrangement a lot better.

**baareeooo** · 19th Apr 2013, 01:22

17th April 2013

New Inhabitants!

**baareeooo** · 23rd Apr 2013, 14:07

**Wingless** · 23rd Apr 2013, 21:55

Hi bro, it's not recommended to put cardinal tetra with shrimp as they will slowly hunt down your shrimp one by one. Nice tank setup by the way

**baareeooo** · 23rd Apr 2013, 22:29

Thanks bro.

I think it's okay for my setup as it's got heavy foliage so plenty of room for the shrimps to hide. I have not seen any casualties nor the tetras attacking the shrimps.

The amount of time spent observing their movements is almost unhealthy.. lol