My Setup

[grimmy]

http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showto...p;#entry1750816 bottom of the post

 

[grimmy]

pretty cool isnt itanyone =[ sorry i am impatient

 

[afishdude]

yea i guess its alright, isnt the best i have seen. but definatly is not the worst.

 

[MermaidMel]

yea i guess its alright, isnt the best i have seen. but definatly is not the worst.

It's a bit bare and could use a background but the fish seem really happy (I watched your video)

 

[grimmy]

thx ive added little bit more

 

[K.J.]

Pretty good tank, looks fairly natural, could use some more plants and a background though.
Also, you don't need to bump ten minutes after posting the topic.

 

[afishdude]

could also use a hood and lighting

 

[cheesy feet]

pretty cool isnt itanyone =[ sorry i am impatient

Be more patient.9 Freaking minutes!

 

[grimmy]

ok but its all good im getting a hood very soon and plants and background do my fish look healthy

 

[MermaidMel]

ok but its all good im getting a hood very soon and plants and background do my fish look healthy

Only you know if your fish look healthy or not, being able to see them and feed them and monitor them every day. I don't mean to sound harsh, but 30 seconds of footage in total, with about a nano second on each fish doesn't give us the knowledge or the right to comment on your fishes health. All I noticed personally was they are active and your water is clear etc.

 

[grimmy]

ya i think they are. did u know i had put pics on the bottom of the thread

 

[MermaidMel]

ya i think they are. did u know i had put pics on the bottom of the thread

Seriously, a pic of a fish won't tell us anything about their health unless they are close up pics of external illness or disease and it's not really fair to ask anyone to put their neck on the line and tell you your are healthy, just because they look it when in fact they could be suffering from any number of internal or external problems (not saying they are, just hypothetical)