Rearranged 4Ft Set Up + New Stock

[copps321]

changed a couple of the plants around as the flow was causing some problems and also got more stock this weekend

currently stocked:
2 feather fin catfish
4 bristle nose plecs
6 panda corys
11 red eye tetra
7 glowlight tetra
7 flame tetra
2 golden gouramis (which im having trouble sexing...) as cant find good info of the difference between the two sexes are
2 sail fin mollies (1f 1m)
7 saimese flying fox (by far my favorite)

loving some of the plants i have although unknown what they are 1 in the centre (red) has 4 flowers that open and shut on some days then 1 to the left (bushy red) has grown so much in the little time i have had it

 

[catfishblues]

Sweet tank. By the way featherfin catfish are the greatest fish of all time. 

 

[bullit]

Nice. Plant second from right, i think is a non aquarium plant.

 

[jocie1976]

I agree about the second plant on the right not being an aquatic plant. It looks like Spathyphyllum (or Peace Lily). I had one in my tank that didn't grow at all, just melted a leaf at a time until it died. The bushy plany looks like Myriophyllum. It is beautiful. I know what the other plant is too, but the name escapes me at the moment.
 
The tank looks beautiful and I love the wood on the right. Nice job!

 

[copps321]

Yes I know it's non aquatic just going to leave it till it starts dying

 

[This Old Spouse]

If you leave it until it starts dying you're introducing additional ammonia in your tank and it will foul the water. I had one too (why do LFSs sell these??) and it's now in a pot on my windowsill.

 

[DreamertK]

Isn't that kind of thinking the same as putting a goldfish in a 4 liter bowl? Just going to watch it die? Irrelevantly, I've had two peace lilies for a few years (longer than I've had my aquarium, funny story about how I came about the second one) sitting on my windowsill. I've heard NASA say that they're beneficial to removing pollutants from the air.
 
But as far as the tank goes, lookin good!