Revamped Tank, The Way I Want It

chelbel

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Hi guys, I've not posted for awhile

The other half let me design the tank the way I want it :hyper:

Well I did it a few weeks ago and want you opinions on the layout, no about the plants cos these were only temp until the other half sorted the other tank

I cannot take pics at the moment of how it is now cos we've just discovered my new Angels have spawned on some silk plants :D I must have done something right

I have taken over on this tank and the stats have stayed stable :good:

xxxChelle

Tank with the normal light
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My sand corner
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Left side view
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Right side view
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The night light
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The night light in the centre at the back
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Thanks, I wanted something different and once I'm happy I'll be adding cory's hence the sand corner :D

It looks very built up with plants (most of the silk at the mo :blush: ) but it's getting there :D
 
The Plant you have in the last pic isn't aquatic it will slowly start to rot .I'd remove it asap to avoid an ammonia spike

Looks Great Though

GoodJob:D
 
Thanks, I wanted something different and once I'm happy I'll be adding cory's hence the sand corner :D

It looks very built up with plants (most of the silk at the mo :blush: ) but it's getting there :D


corys like sand?

It's easier to feed them on sand I think because I see where the pellets etc are going

My other halfs last lot adored the sand (the tank was all sand a few years ago) they also has smooth rocks to bath on and a cave to hide in
 
The Plant you have in the last pic isn't aquatic it will slowly start to rot .I'd remove it asap to avoid an ammonia spike

Looks Great Though

GoodJob:D
I have had them before and they lasted a good 4 months in a tank with sand as substrate, just keep an eye on them.
Looks good.
 
The Plant you have in the last pic isn't aquatic it will slowly start to rot .I'd remove it asap to avoid an ammonia spike

Looks Great Though

GoodJob:D
I have had them before and they lasted a good 4 months in a tank with sand as substrate, just keep an eye on them.
Looks good.

They are out now any way that was a about 2 months ago and believe me it has changed
I must get the other pics up
 
Updated pictures, taken today :)


Full tank shot
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Left side of the tank
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Right side of the tank
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I revamped it again, it's finally looking how I want it

Left side of the tank
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Central shot
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Right side of the tank
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