New Tank...ideas, Blah Blah Blah

Gravel or Sand

  • Gravel

    Votes: 0 0.0%
  • Sand

    Votes: 0 0.0%

  • Total voters
    0

Snooks1!

Fish Addict
Joined
Dec 11, 2007
Messages
772
Reaction score
0
Location
Mid-east Missouri
Well, I went out and bought a 5 gal hex aquarium for Ziand. As you guessed...I want your opinions on gravel, plants, ect ect. This tank may be going in a spot where you can't really see it from the sides and such...So I may have to scape it so it's more viewable from the front...maybe not - if my friend will sell/give me a stand I found out at his house. ( It's almost perfectly fit for it..)

I would prefer to put black gravel or black sand in it if I can...But if some-one suggest something more interesting, odds are I'll go with that.

What will be in there for sure:

1x Black/yellow male Betta ' Ziand'
1x Black Apple snail
1x Piece of driftwood
Xx Cherry shrimp
 
tie quite a bi of anubias nana to the bogwood, needs nothing special to grow. Would look good. :good:
 
I might also be adding some corys... or maybe an Oto...Though I was thinking 2 albino [pygmy] corys, but I'm not sure how they'd take to the dark substrate. Maybe just panda corys instead, no?
 
well i know if u are going to go cories then you have to go with sand. i had cories on gravel once and things didnt urn out so well :no:
 
well i know if u are going to go cories then you have to go with sand. i had cories on gravel once and things didnt urn out so well :no:


Just an idea... I may or may not go with corys, and I may or may not go with sand...I have until thursday or so to decide. I may, if I don't get any decent suggestions, go with this black gravel with green specks my Really Not so LFS sells.
 
i think cories are great, and cute for a fish :p ottos are great too, considering that they are great algea cleaners if you have some slow growing plants in a tank.
 
i think cories are great, and cute for a fish :p ottos are great too, considering that they are great algea cleaners if you have some slow growing plants in a tank.


I already have an oto in my other 5 gal tank...I kind of wanted something different. And I'm more than likely going with black sand in the bottom...So corys would be fine in there...
 
By chance, does anyone know what sort of corys the albino ones you see at shops are?

I'd like to get a few of those but, I don't really know quite how big they get. Any help?
 

Most reactions

Back
Top