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[MdL]

Here it is, post algae removal. I used the blackout method to remove my blue-green algae. Great results! It looks nice and clean again. I'm sure my fish appreciate it too.

Heres the tank:

Currently,

4 corry cats - not sure about sexing these
4 cherry barbs (Love em sooo much!) - 2 male 2 female
2 Angels - 1 male 1 female

20g high setup. Suggestions? Seems its lacking somthing. But MAN am I glad to be rid of that algae!

 

[atmmachine816]

I would say put in some tall fake plants for the angels to hide behind until you can get some real ones or current ones to grow, they'l appreciate it a lot. Besides that looks great, congratulations on no algae

atm

 

[MdL]

I would say put in some tall fake plants for the angels to hide behind until you can get some real ones or current ones to grow, they'l appreciate it a lot. Besides that looks great, congratulations on no algae

atm

I was going to try and remove the 2 angels but now that its all cleaned and after I've really looked at how much I have in there is this still the best option? Or do you think their fine in there?


What would you reccomend for some taller plants? Amazon swords?

 

[SlushMonkey]

i have lots of amazon swords, they look awesome, but im still not quite sure

your right missing a little something but i dont know wat either...

try the swords might work....

they are very fasy growing

Slush

 

[Captain Retardo]

Tall plants for angels: Hands down Vallisneria, and a bunch of it!

 

[SandMan8388]

Looks very nice. However you are probably going to get some negative comments on both of those angels being in a 20H tank. Angels should have a very minimum of 30 gallons.

 

[SamUK]

Looks very nice. However you are probably going to get some negative comments on both of those angels being in a 20H tank. Angels should have a very minimum of 30 gallons.

yea i was gonna mention this so if you did have plans to rehome them and get something else it wouldnt be a bad idea.

its not so much the space but the extra height that they appreciate since there so tall.


some dwarf cichlids would be a great replacement if you wanted and ill echo the comments about a taller plant or 2