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hi all, took some new pics, and am testing out my new photo attaching abilities, so would like to share some pics with you guys that I took today. It will be pretty photo intensive if it works here. Thanks for looking and enjoy!

Some New Residents- Did a Trade Today

New Fish

new fish again

dwarf lily flourishing

10 Gallon Tank "Jungle Stopover Theme"

Marbled Hatchets

25 Gallon "marine themed"

90 Gallon "River" Tank

90 Gallon pic 2

Breeding Pair Angels

Baby Angel 1

All 4 Baby Angels

These 2 Spend A Lot of Time Together

Other 2 Baby Angels


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And I made one Mistake:
Breeding Pair of Angels

Again Thanks for looking!


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sneaky_pete

I like that 90 gall tank you could have a winner there in a future Aquacape contest. Some of those photos are stunning.

Keith

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Thanks Keith,
coming from someone like you that feels good. I have always enjoyed the pictures of your beautiful "Placidity" tank.
I have been aiming for a somewhat loosely structured rivering look, trying to incorporate dense forests of ambulia to both provide cover for my small fish and other who enjoy it, and because it has to be one of my favorite plants.
We are moving on Mar 12, and the 13th will be the day we move the big tank...Its a whole day chore Im sure...so we made sure we have enough time.
I was thinking about slightly altering the arrangement in the following ways-
1) moving the large driftwood more to that far left back corner where the big anubias is and point it more outwards with the swish peice towards the back
2) Planting the ambulia densely behind the driftwood and along the back, petering out towards the right hand side
3) Placing the driftwood "cave" towards the right hand smaller end of the driftwood, towards the back of the tank more, and surrounding it by Cabomba
4) Using some slate and creating a more dense rock garden area in the right corner, to provide terraces for the corys to root in, and also to make a deeper planting area which I plant to fill in with eco complete and plant with something different, perhaps some small anubias, perhaps a sword or two, or maybe something else someone would suggest
What do you think?

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sneaky_pete

I will contact sneaky_pete privatly for this reply

Keith

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very nice pictures!

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