Very nice, I like unique tank setups!
l like it! Good job
We're here for a good time...not a long time
Very nice, I like unique tank setups!
I love it too! The little loach looks like young botia kubotai. Warning: I bet your shrimp won't be safe forever. (& they really are happier in groups) I think with all those species you may have to rename it Asian Forest, lol.
Did say you what kind of wood that is? Sorry if I missed it.
Very cool! It looks like the 1st place winnder of the 2010 IAPLC
Yeah its more like Asian Forest ( i actually mentioned that too I believe) I was just inspired from watching some videos about the flooded Amazon forest. Scarlet Badis from India I think, and rainbowfish fro Australia? Weird mixture. Most plants people use are not from Amazon either. I agree loach happier with others and will eventually eat shrimp and snails. (already found one munched on) He is very tiny and grows slow so I will keep in here for a while longer. The wood is some very dry vine I found in my backyard.
Scott
That is awesome. Way better than mine. I looked it up and I see there have actually been many similar entries in that contest every year that imitate forest. I guess not so original idea. Man those are some fantastic planted tanks in that contest. I would love to see them in person. Wonder if the y can really be kept as a real tank for long period of time?
Scott
Awesome whatever continent, I'm a mixed plant/fish girl myself! Is like lt to be grapevine? Watch it for rotting... eventually...so pretty!
Love the tank!! It really does look like a flooded forest. BTW, the rainbowfish are (originally) from Celebes (Sulawesi) Island in the South Pacific, near Papua New Guinea. They already have great color too!
Great job Mate,
Colin
Looks good now.. Cant wait to see it when it has filled in a bit. GREAT JOB!
You gave an idea for my spare tank which is empty at the moment ,great job and thanks for sharing it with us .