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No idea, instead I'm also like to know.
The helicopter sucker fish looks interesting, any idea how big will it grow?
No idea, instead I'm also like to know.
The Botia Sidthimunki, but this species is likely being bigger thought, beside they got more body spot too.
I basically like those plants lay on top of the rock, their style look natural. But don't identify what their name? Can someone here help?
may i know what is the last picture towards the left side of the picture what is the plant name? and where am i able to find them. thank you.
Hey there mate I think those plant are some sort of hydrocotyle "penny wort"
Iwaki pumps and those related hoses cleaning! After 10 months.
Cheer you up here with some of these latest snap shoots.
School of pencil fishes.
nice shots.. pencils are dancing in motion! beautiful
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Really? thanks.Originally Posted by barmby
More picks.
Look slightly better now compare to the initial stage.
Zoom out a bit.
Cover the right side.
Turn to the left side.
why dont you take a full tank shot? kinda hard to see the whole scape like this
Yeah. Believe me. nice. I see fishes since 7
colin | The Wilderness and Forest | FTS
Here you are; full tank shot.
Best spot!
Kicking out some of my aquarium plants to here.
Last edited by hc rotala; 7th Oct 2011 at 23:37.
very nice tank....
Great looking tank! Just one thing, the first thing that grabbed my eye was the piece of stone in the middle which seemed a bit out of place. In terms of colour anyway. Looks like a piece of concrete which someone used a drill repeatedly on.
Thanks for your compliment.
Thanks.
Yes, your are exactly right, the color of that seen to be too contrast, overly popping out, definitely not blend in with the rest of the rocks there. It happen like this is because I just "Cook" it as to wipe out those little bit of that stubborn BBA Algae, it's my stubborn "Algae wash-out formula" too.
That hole was obviously "drill" by sea current or wave instead. Because it pick from the sea shore.
What a pretty sad abandoned tank. For months, with exhausted CO2, but thanks to the persistent of light timers, oversize filter, pumps circulation and the thermally controlled chiller that still allow some remaining life strive to survives...... no give-up......
Full view
Stretching out
Even a limited gaps
From behind roof top
"Sandy Storm" ???
Wow!
That is a lot of work!!
Gd luck.
Nice and neat setup
What happened! system is way off tangent
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