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My 75G. I actually just took a little bit of rock out after the pics.


Robb
125G All Male Peacock/Hap, Syno Multis, Syno Angelicus
125G Rusties, Clown Labs, P. Salousi, Syno Multis, Yo-Yo Loaches
55G SA Koi Angels, Marble Angels, Serpae Tetras, Bolivian Rams, Panda Corys
55G Quarantine/Holding/Grow-out
30G Fry/Juvie Grow-out
125G All Male Peacock/Hap, Syno Multis, Syno Angelicus
125G Rusties, Clown Labs, P. Salousi, Syno Multis, Yo-Yo Loaches
55G SA Koi Angels, Marble Angels, Serpae Tetras, Bolivian Rams, Panda Corys
55G Quarantine/Holding/Grow-out
30G Fry/Juvie Grow-out
- TrashmanNYC
- Joined: Sun Dec 09, 2007 10:57 pm
- Location: Long Island
j2m2t2 wrote:Second post. Here is mine.
very pretty
did you do the BG yourself?
(this tank I give an 8 only because I like a little greenery)
90g: Neolamp Tret, C. Furcifer Ruziba, pleco
55g: Neolamp Brichardi
55g: Planted German Blue Rams
40g: Community
30g: Bolivian Rams
20g: Rainbow Kribs
10g: Bolivian Ram Fry
55g: Neolamp Brichardi
55g: Planted German Blue Rams
40g: Community
30g: Bolivian Rams
20g: Rainbow Kribs
10g: Bolivian Ram Fry
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hbbyhorse - Joined: Fri Oct 15, 2010 1:59 pm
- Location: Colorado
TrashmanNYC Gonna give you a solid 6.9 I like the contrast of green and white looks nice. The equipment is what it is, but I would lose the Thermometer on the front. Least move it to the side out of sight. Nice work!
Here are a couple of my recent Rainbow Tropheus 165 bowfront.

Here are a couple of my recent Rainbow Tropheus 165 bowfront.

The only difficult day was yesterday.
- JimA
- Joined: Sat Nov 07, 2009 5:38 pm
- Location: B,ham Washington
JimA, I'll give you a solid 8.7
The 3D background is awesome, along with the green algae growth on the rocks. The lighting is a bit intense for my tastes but I think we went over that in another thread, hah.
I'm sure it looks even better in person, great job!
Here is a pic of my recently setup 135gal Central American tank. Not quite satisfied with the scape, but it will have to do until I gather more rocks and driftwood.

The 3D background is awesome, along with the green algae growth on the rocks. The lighting is a bit intense for my tastes but I think we went over that in another thread, hah.
Here is a pic of my recently setup 135gal Central American tank. Not quite satisfied with the scape, but it will have to do until I gather more rocks and driftwood.

-Chris
135gal Central American Community
Updates and pics: http://www.cichlid-forum.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=237760
135gal Central American Community
Updates and pics: http://www.cichlid-forum.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=237760
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CjCichlid - Joined: Wed Sep 14, 2005 1:31 am
- Location: Indiana
Sorry...DPbrinkles wrote:That's a solid 7.5! I love the driftwood, and the way the light plays off it. The rocks don't look like they belong next to each other, though. A little growth should help with that though!
Here's mine. I have too many species in it right now, so I'm going to trade off most of the mbuna.
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13razorbackfan - Joined: Wed Sep 28, 2011 12:19 am
- Location: Arkansas
WOW...that fish(thickskin?) on the right sure is pretty.brinkles wrote:That's a solid 7.5! I love the driftwood, and the way the light plays off it. The rocks don't look like they belong next to each other, though. A little growth should help with that though!
Here's mine. I have too many species in it right now, so I'm going to trade off most of the mbuna.
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13razorbackfan - Joined: Wed Sep 28, 2011 12:19 am
- Location: Arkansas
This feller?
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He's a H. Latifasciata, and one of his girlies is in the top left of the pic in the above post.
I gave a buddy about 60 of his fry to grow out, and they just started to color up! The deal is that I'm picking out what I want, and he's selling the rest. I want 3m/10f of them, they're my favorite!
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He's a H. Latifasciata, and one of his girlies is in the top left of the pic in the above post.
I gave a buddy about 60 of his fry to grow out, and they just started to color up! The deal is that I'm picking out what I want, and he's selling the rest. I want 3m/10f of them, they're my favorite!
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brinkles - Joined: Sat Jan 29, 2011 8:56 pm
- Location: orlando, fl
SEND ME ONE!!!!!brinkles wrote:This feller?
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He's a H. Latifasciata, and one of his girlies is in the top left of the pic in the above post.
I gave a buddy about 60 of his fry to grow out, and they just started to color up! The deal is that I'm picking out what I want, and he's selling the rest. I want 3m/10f of them, they're my favorite!
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13razorbackfan - Joined: Wed Sep 28, 2011 12:19 am
- Location: Arkansas
hbbyhorse wrote:j2m2t2 wrote:Second post. Here is mine.
very pretty![]()
did you do the BG yourself?
(this tank I give an 8 only because I like a little greenery)
Thx. The BG is from ebay. Modified to fit tank and flow. I spent alot of time planning this setup, the rocks are all petrified wood.
- j2m2t2
- Joined: Tue Nov 08, 2011 11:29 am
- Location: AZ
I give the tank above an 8 because it accomplishes everything very well but i can't see the rest of the tank.
Here is my 55 that is cycling for the rest of my Salvini's - I'm doing a species only in here trying to get 2 pairs. Also, the fake drift wood will be replaced by 2 or 3 pieces of real drift wood once they finish sinking and leaching out the tannins.
Here is my 55 that is cycling for the rest of my Salvini's - I'm doing a species only in here trying to get 2 pairs. Also, the fake drift wood will be replaced by 2 or 3 pieces of real drift wood once they finish sinking and leaching out the tannins.
- bwestgsx06
- Joined: Wed Sep 21, 2011 3:24 am
- Location: Ft Walton Beach
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