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I've been getting a lot of help from everyone over at the planted forums, and I'd like to show everyone the progress. Note the giant water sprite, CO2 reactor and the algea....



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...and both my angels mooning you...haha!

Last edited by mattyboombatty at 11-Nov-2004 19:30[/font]

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Critical Fertilator: The Micromanager of Macronutrients

Oh yeah, any suggestions are welcome for layout, plant stock, or whatever else you can think of.

thanks,
matt

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Critical Fertilator: The Micromanager of Macronutrients

That looks great.
It must make the neons feel secure if they're so far away from each other despite the two angelfishes.

wow...that tank is gorgeous.

~*~ Caviar? no thanks! ~*~

Thank you Corydoran and Little Caeser (is that pizza BTW?). It's still dangerously far from winning any prizes around this place though. Corydoran, my angels have never cared for my tetras, they tend to go after my ottos for some reason.

I was actually hoping for some constructive crits, if anybody cares to.

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Critical Fertilator: The Micromanager of Macronutrients

I agree. Great tank. As for suggestions...well, I'm not really a big fan of that piece of driftwood on the right. I would suggest moving your foreground plants in front of it--leaving a gap in the middle(The biggest should be closest to the side of the tank. Also, I'd move the brown wendetii out to the foreground as well...The vals in the back would look nice bunched up to one side (well, not bunched up, but at least in a line to one side).

EDIT: BTW, is that a lancelot's anubias in the far right? If so, it'd be better off tied to something.

Last edited by Cup_of_Lifenoodles at 12-Nov-2004 14:58

thats a beautiful tank and angelfish are my favorite fish so i definatly like that also

That is one amazing tank... Kudos!

Last edited by john.stone at 12-Nov-2004 17:33

beautiful tank
fish wise you might be able to add some cories

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''All the clown fish and yellow tangs in the world cant save you now!''

I agree that my vals should be grouped together a little more. The driftwood over on the right is actually rock, it's just got a natural look to it, which is why I like it. I was hoping that my green wendtii in front would spread over in that direction, actually I wanted it to take over most of the front portion of the tank and have it look like a nice fluffy bed of wendtii, but I've had to trim a lot back because of the algea. Unfortunately with this tank, there isn't a whole lot of middle ground(only a foot front to back), so I might be able to bring the brown wendtii up a little, along with the sword, but I think both would look goofy up in the front because they are pretty tall. Good suggestions Cup, I was going to use my day off tomorrow to add some more CO2 and maybe move some of the plants into their final spots...because I really shouldn't be moving them anymore.

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Critical Fertilator: The Micromanager of Macronutrients