Your Biorb Pics!

[Duck and Dive]

Hi

I love biorbs so I would like to see lots of them and how people have decorated them and the different fish and themes people have chosen. Here is mine:

 

[aaronnorth]

I did have a biube:

 

[Duck and Dive]

Wow! Thats very nice.
What fish do you have?

 

[aaronnorth]

It was a coldwater with 1 x blackmoor, 1 x oranda, 1 x goldfish of some sort.

I don't have it now, i got rid of it a few month back because i wanted a proper planted tank and for the fishes sake, i found it impossible to do with this. The fish went to my uncle, he only has a 40l but he has a pond so he can easily transfer them where i was stuck.

 

[paul_219]

Superb biorb looking gr8.

 

[Duck and Dive]

Cheers!

 

[Samphire]

My 30l set up as Marine. Home to x2 clowns, x2 hermit crabs, x1 cleaner shrimp.

5 months back as a tropical

 

[jennybugs]

Ok, you asked for it...my biorbs at various stages of life...

I've modified one so far and intend tomodify the 60L one soon

 

[aaronnorth]

Nice tanks, how many do you have?!

 

[jennybugs]

I've got 3 biorbs at the mo but 7 tanks in all

 

[Duck and Dive]

All the biorbs are brilliant!

 

[3ndl3r]

are biOrbs easy to maintain as marine? i considered it once....

 

[SJ2K]

I think they loose the attractive quality soon as you start having heaters in there etc, shame, i wouldnt keep 2 clowns in such a small space either

Nice decor guys.

 

[RadaR]

are biOrbs easy to maintain as marine? i considered it once....

Don't. With such a small volume of water it would be very, very difficult. When opting for marine, go for the biggest tank you can get. Also, personally, if i was going marine, I would want it to look really good in a proper rectangle tank rather than a bowl like aquarium. I just don't think it would "frame" it too well.

 

[Ehudd]

dude..... get them clowns outa the bio orb.
Getting sick of the lack or knowledge/ignorence when it comes to marines.
Do abit of reaserch, in the meantime, get the clowns out.