3 Of My Tanks

[ReMz]

I'm just getting into planted tanks.... so some of these are just a "start". Comments and critiques are very welcome.

75 Gallon Oscar tank:
Old layout-

Just redone today (only so much I can do in a tank that gets destroyed every week )

30 Gallon Angel tank:







and my 10g Betta/oto tank just recently replanted... I'm quite fond of this tank now and need some suggestions (it's low-light):

 

[BryceHockey]

All of your tanks look very nice, great job! They have a very natural and sharp appearance, I especially like the layout of the 30 gallon tank. Thanks for posting the pics!

 

[chesterscot]

nice looking tanks m8
regards scot

 

[SharonCC]

Nice tanks!

 

[paul_219]

These tanks are looking wonderful Gr8 job

 

[ReMz]

thx for the compliments

I'm much too lazy atm to get involved in a more advanced planted tank (read, other priorities). Although my 10 gallon may turn into an experimental tank with plenty of plants. Gotta start somewhere right?

 

[~T~]

Looks nice though that ferny plant in the betta tank looks like a non aquatic.

 

[ReMz]

Looks nice though that ferny plant in the betta tank looks like a non aquatic.

this has actually been the most hardy plant in the tank...... I have no idea what it is. Un-marked from the lfs.

 

[~T~]

Looks nice though that ferny plant in the betta tank looks like a non aquatic.

this has actually been the most hardy plant in the tank...... I have no idea what it is. Un-marked from the lfs.

Looks like Trichomanes javanicum (Borneo Fern) which is a terrarium plant. It will survive for a long time submerged although will not actually grow. It will eventually rot.

 

[ReMz]

Looks nice though that ferny plant in the betta tank looks like a non aquatic.

this has actually been the most hardy plant in the tank...... I have no idea what it is. Un-marked from the lfs.

Looks like Trichomanes javanicum (Borneo Fern) which is a terrarium plant. It will survive for a long time submerged although will not actually grow. It will eventually rot.

really?

if that is a correct id, this pant has been in the tank for well over a month. has not grown as far as leaves, but the roots have taken off.

interesting. i'll look into it more. thanks for the tip