ErnieG
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Planted 20gallon high with flourite as a substrate, tell me what you guys think and some stocking suggestions would be nice.
Becca
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Nannacara aureocephalus.
Nice job on the tank!
Nice job on the tank!
Localzoo
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dogofwar
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ErnieG
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Thank Becca, I can't wait for the plants to really grow and fill in.
ErnieG
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I'm pretty good at aquascaping, I could help you.
rainforestexp
Members
Looks really good!! Can't wait to see it grow in
ErnieG
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Thanks Chris
Becca
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Mine mostly came from Jeff Greenspan and are offspring of the ones I got from him.
When he liquidated the office tanks I was interested in the "Strawberry Apistos" turns out, they weren't apistos at all
.I bought my Buenos Aires tetras from him, too, after arranging to pick up a group of Emperor Tetras. In his defense, he let his son look up what types of fish he'd brought back from a collecting trip.
Leffler817
CCA Members
Looks good! New world fish or old world?
ErnieG
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Thanks Shawn.
gravel_digger
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nice looking tank, one day i am going to break down and do a planted tank i think they are really cool just not with my curious inventory of fish
ErnieG
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Lol thanks Terrell, come on man do a planted tank lol.
Becca
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My dad could take them for his tank..T - I have a whole tank's worth of plants that need a home
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Becca
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The plants are a little bit of a joke - they've been bleached and need to be tested with fish to ensure that whatever killed the fish in the tank they were in isn't still on them. I definitely don't think they should go in someone's already established tank right now.
ErnieG
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That's too bad, I need more plants because I'm in the middle of setting up 3 tanks with dirt. A 20 gallon, 10 gallon, and 55 gallon.
Becca
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I threw a few baby plecos in with them last week and they're all still alive. I wouldn't add them to an established tank for fear of tragedy or demonic possession, but if you were just starting a tank and threw a few tetras in or something to make sure their heads don't start spinning, that'd probably work.
Honestly, I want to keep them and put them in my new 75 gallon... there's just one small hitch with that... I don't have a 75 gallon
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Becca
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Only goes to 55 gallons. Also, it doesn't matter, because there's NO WAY I'd be allowed to bring one home. Hubs has already told me he'll take a baseball bat to it, and maybe other tanks, if I bring any more home. SIGH.
I was hoping he'd let me replace the 29 with it, but nooooo.
