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Maidenhair Bank
- Thread starter NanoJames
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NanoJames
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No bother mate! I'll give you a message when there's enough to send out.🙂
Anubias has probably tripled in size since it first went in the tank, all thanks to these:
NanoJames
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Here's a few more pictures. I added a Maidenhair fern which seems to be doing well and has inspired me to change the name of this journal!
The shrimps are obviously enjoying the oak leaves!
Cheers 🙂
The shrimps are obviously enjoying the oak leaves!
Cheers 🙂
aliclarke86
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No pics of the fern?
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tim
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Lovely example of a successful low tech tank James, you have some lucky well looked after inhabitants there mate, well done 🙂
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aliclarke86
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Looking good bud. I'm very interested in getting my fern in a tank setup, it becomes troublesome with the amount of watering it needs!!
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NanoJames
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Thanks very much Ali.🙂 I would definitely recommend one, it gives a new view of the scape. It's not too expensive either, a pot (2X the size of my portion) was £4 from my local Dobbies. Yes you do need to be careful to keep the roots moist all of the time!
Cheers🙂
NanoJames
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Well, this one's due an update! The tank is in a bit of a state at the moment because I've taken clippings from it for my new tank. Livestock changes are really the only ones I can report on. I took some of the Phoenix Rasboras back to my LFS as they were always hiding and I fancied a livestock change. In return I got 3 Sparkling Gouramis which, although shrimp-destroying machines, are a really nice addition to the tank. I'm also holding 4 Pygmy cories, added yesterday, for a few weeks until my new tank is ready. Anyway, some update pictures!
The gouramies certainly were not camera shy!
Cheers!😀
The tank is in a bit of a state at the moment because I've taken clippings from it for my new tank. Livestock changes are really the only ones I can report on. I took some of the Phoenix Rasboras back to my LFS as they were always hiding and I fancied a livestock change. In return I got 3 Sparkling Gouramis which, although shrimp-destroying machines, are a really nice addition to the tank. I'm also holding 4 Pygmy cories, added yesterday, for a few weeks until my new tank is ready. Anyway, some update pictures!The gouramies certainly were not camera shy!
Cheers!😀
NanoJames
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Well, this one's due an update! The tank is in a bit of a state at the moment because I've taken clippings from it for my new tank. Livestock changes are really the only ones I can report on. I took some of the Phoenix Rasboras back to my LFS as they were always hiding and I fancied a livestock change. In return I got 3 Sparkling Gouramis which, although shrimp-destroying machines, are a really nice addition to the tank. I'm also holding 4 Pygmy cories, added yesterday, for a few weeks until my new tank is ready. Anyway, some update pictures!
The gouramies certainly were not camera shy!
Cheers!😀
The tank is in a bit of a state at the moment because I've taken clippings from it for my new tank. Livestock changes are really the only ones I can report on. I took some of the Phoenix Rasboras back to my LFS as they were always hiding and I fancied a livestock change. In return I got 3 Sparkling Gouramis which, although shrimp-destroying machines, are a really nice addition to the tank. I'm also holding 4 Pygmy cories, added yesterday, for a few weeks until my new tank is ready. Anyway, some update pictures!The gouramies certainly were not camera shy!
Cheers!😀
