Improvement Of A Fish Keeper

[Gankutsuou]

here are my very first two Full tank shots.... Very sad... bad photo skills and all... but I did take one with and w/o flash

and less blurry but more water-spotty

Now then, let's zoom forward around, oh, six months. let's add in experience at TFF. Let's add in some new lights, let's add in some other stuff such as C02, and a few more things like photo skillz.

and a good pic

but some things never change... such as some certain someone not taking care of trimming his plants and being lazy....

thoughts? comments? all appreciated!

 

[cheesy feet]

Arghhhh, the green, it burrrrns! Help!

Looks good, very healthy plants.How do the fish move though! May just be the pic but i can't see much space lol.

 

[JamieH]

LOL


That, right there, is what you call well planted

 

[DiscusAngel]

lol underwater forest lol. very good could do with a little trim tho lol! great work

 

[JamieH]

this post has given me an idea.....


http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showtopic=197004

 

[cane76]

those plants are certainly doing well mate

 

[Gill]

Looking Great

 

[Gankutsuou]

The set up actually is a benifit to everything

A: The African butterfly fish have surface plants
B: the porthole catfish have strong enough plants to stay at any level of their choosing, just as they like to do
C: the senegal doesn't give a flip, he;s crazy anyways.
D: The flying fox I'm putting in will help a bit with algea control
E: The butterfly pleco just stays in the bog wood all day and at night stays in front of it eating algea waffers I throw in
F: the peacock eels simply hang out in the plants!

 

[rsands]

that is definately a major devlopment and some serious growth! nice looking tho

 

[three-fingers]

I do love the completely over grown look!
Amazing!

 

[paul_219]

Nice tank. Gr8 change u made.