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  • muuunkeeyy
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    so far..i took out the moss laying on the ground, (christmas+java moss). i left some left on the branches but i cleared out the middle part, made it look cleaner. i am thinkin bout doing another stack of sticks on the left side and use slates or somethin that goes up to my filter so i wont need the plastic ramp for the filter lol. water fall styleeeeeee!! im just not sure what that "something" is, too much slates would be too much heavy and might stress the tank. i was also thinkin of putting a plastic cup full of gravel with holes in it so there can beneficial bacteria growing inside it and then put slates under and build around that so the plastic container would be on the inside. still not sure what to do. so far so good, some more planning is in order. lol and yes that is an archer that is brackish, this IS the.."General Brackish Discussion" after all

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  • sacrimontis
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    i got a dumb question , those look like archer fish which are brackish ?
    what plants are you growing?
    dumb comment : i dont think plants do well in brackish water
    has anyone done this before?
    in my tanks i use a black background , lay the heater down and tuck it behind the plants in the rear. i try to manage the cords where they are all together, and i have actually spray painted some pvc black. run all my cords thru them after i drilled a few small holes in the rear for suction cups. and then they almost dissapear , AS far as the spray paint
    Dont do this because i have, it your own choice. but i have been doing it for years and have never had an issue.
    also i wait a few weeks ( after playing with the heater ) and once i think its somewhat stable. ( i remove all the thermometers and ugly stuff)
    when you need to know your temps, just put the therm in the water.
    they always look more pleasant when theres no signs of magnets, heaters,wires and stuff.
    i like the drift wood. but there is definately a need for something toward the left side.

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  • FrontosaurusRex
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    So far so good. I like one or two big rocks in my tanks just for looks. I have a ton of large white rocks if you're interested. I really like the driftwood, i have some similar wood in my new discus tank.

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  • myjohnson
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    This is the first in a series of posts about the fundamentals of aquascaping. I’m posting these because I’ve found them very helpful in creating ... Read more


    you don't have to be into planted tanks to apply these rules. They work for anything really.

    The rest is up to you.

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  • Matt in Houston
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    Maybe put the wood on the left side of the tank so it helps hide the heater and stuff...And then maybe another small/medium sized piece or two of driftwood on the right side of the tank resting on the bottom.

    Looks better with the background for sure.

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  • muuunkeeyy
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  • muuunkeeyy
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    maybe i should put my black background back on there lol.

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  • jeebus
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    Archer fish is ultra cool. Perhaps a background of some sort?

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  • muuunkeeyy
    started a topic aquascaping my tank?

    aquascaping my tank?

    what you guys think? it doesnt look right to me..but input on it please. =]



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