Michigan Cichlid Association
Pics and Video => Fish pics => Topic started by: TrailerParkFishTanks on August 25, 2013, 10:08:28 PM
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i like changing my rock work around on a fairly regular basis. this is my latest tinkering session.
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Nice layout.
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some more of the 125. im crappy with a camera but i am going to be playing around with settings and try to get some good ones.
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these i just thought were neat
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Good Pics. and decor. Nice set-ups. 8)
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Nice Pics !!!!
I see a lot of nice cover and great use of rock.
It has always amazed me how much weight in rocks you can put on a piece of glass (and that's on top of the weight of the substrate and water) !!!!
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Those look great. Mission Man mentioned the rock in a glass tank. Question- does anyone out there put anything under the substrate or rock formations to act like a cushion?
Just wondering as I will be setting up a 195 in a few months and have quite a bit of holey rock and nice river rocks.
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Looks good Wayne
Dawn, some people like to use eggcrate to lay across the bottom & cover with substrate.
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Dawn, some people like to use eggcrate to lay across the bottom & cover with substrate.
I use eggcrate in all my 6 ft tanks and then in my 4 ft tanks I am going to put heavy rock in.
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Looks good Wayne
Dawn, some people like to use eggcrate to lay across the bottom & cover with substrate.
I thought I read that at some point. Just use the kind they have at WalMart or hobby store?
Thanks Blair and Josh.
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Looks good Wayne
Dawn, some people like to use eggcrate to lay across the bottom & cover with substrate.
I thought I read that at some point. Just use the kind they have at WalMart or hobby store?
Thanks Blair and Josh.
Lowes or Home Depot
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Looks good Wayne
Dawn, some people like to use eggcrate to lay across the bottom & cover with substrate.
I thought I read that at some point. Just use the kind they have at WalMart or hobby store?
Thanks Blair and Josh.
Lowes or Home Depot
I looked it up online and found what "egg crate" you were talking about. Found some at Menards today.
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Nice pictures of your tanks.
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I've tried so long to get my male fuelleborni to stay still enough for a pic. I had my cell phone with me tonight. I snapped a pic of one of the little tbar cichlids too(archocentrus sajica). The acei itungi photo bombed the third pic.
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I rearranged a bunch of times since I last took a pic of the aquascape but this is my most recent layout.
Left side then right side respectively
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The green phantom pleco is doing well. He's not hiding as much as he used to and the common pleco is the weirdest dopiest fish I've ever kept.
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Nice cichlids.
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Looks good Wayne, that green phantom plec is really cool looking. Nice looking substrate too, is that tan sand with crushed coral/argonite bits in it or?
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Looks good Wayne, that green phantom plec is really cool looking. Nice looking substrate too, is that tan sand with crushed coral/argonite bits in it or?
Yep. Home depot playground sand and a bag of crushed coral I had.
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Some more pics of the 55 "grow out" tank. Although bare bottom tanks are right for some situations like fish rooms and breeders, I personally prefer to decorate my stuff so its a little more aesthetically pleasing for me. I recently came across a tank for tear down and I sold most of the plants. What was left I threw in the grow out tank. Here's what I have going on...
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Nice tanks. Like the green pleco. I have a blue phantom and he never comes out. Think I have one pic of him.
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Nice looking fish. :)