hi from what i understand its a pretty demanding plant,lots of light,fertilizing and co2,i see you have aquasoil so that will help.
1st scape would be my preferred choice,some rare dwarf cichlid would be awesome in there as well
those flag cichlids must be the most common fish in the amazon you see them on every video of it,but never once seen a wild oscar.
that tank doesnt need anything else,perfect as is
and when are you sharing lol
less is certainly more,a beautiful tank ray
ja kept me up way past my bedtime,all the good shows are late
last night there was a nice show on about these people diving in the amazon,finally a show just about tropical fish.hope it comes on again.saw...
Ok so im guarenteed at least a 2nd to last lol
thanks need to work on it though if i wanna win that competition next year lol
those would be peacocks
[ATTACH]does anyone know what the little red plant is,i bought it ages ago and thought it had died then found the bulb while i was fiddling moved...
[ATTACH][ATTACH]my water lily starting to flower:) have it in an old plant pot for about 3 months,very excited.and saw these 2 chaps running down...
lol as i said no idea what supawood goes for but for reference sake i paid just under R6000 for my 5 foot with lights,filters etc in solid wooden...
Have no idea what supawood goes for or labour time and costs etc,but i'd consider R1500 for just the woodwork,but im a cheapskate lol
what about floating plants?
eish then u buggered
awesome looking fish,making me miss my silver aro,think they're more plant friendly as well.maybe try anubias
That is really nice and i can only imagine the effort put into it and i know its hard to put a price on your hearts work but that might be a bit...
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