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19-05-2003, 03:44 AM
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180g planted predator tank
thanks for the rep;ies and further intrest in my project.
to better help plants from being uprooted would potted plants help? aquascape, what is the grass called in the foreground of your tank? looks very nice. here are some pics of the fish and some tankmates and the current plants that have survived. also a few shots of my next project, Serrasalmus geryi. at the moment there are 2 that have blown nests so I have not done anything to thier tank for now. http://hareball.20megsfree.com/rhom1/5171.jpg http://hareball.20megsfree.com/rhom1/5172.jpg http://hareball.20megsfree.com/rhom1/5173.jpg http://hareball.20megsfree.com/rhom1/5174.jpg http://hareball.20megsfree.com/geryi/5175.jpg http://hareball.20megsfree.com/geryi/5176.jpg |
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