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Looks to have cleared up now. It was really cloudy last pics I saw

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My only gripe is the amount and choice of fish.....:confused:

I thought the same, and there really is ALOT of different fish.

There were some lovely Clown Loach, looking really healthy am a decent size. Also a lot of Silver Sharks, Rainbows, various Tetra in copious amounts, and quite a lot of Dwarf Cichlids too.

Like I've already said, it was the fish thy were attracting all the attention rather than the natural beauty of the plants.



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What?? Clown loaches?? Tell me more!!!


Sorry Andy :D

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I've not seen the tank in person so I have no point of reference!! It looks really small to me...... I don't live close at all so can't see myself getting out there

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Id like some, I was close to getting some for my 180 but then I started planting.......:rolleyes:

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When you say sizeable clown loach, how sizeable? 4-5"? 7-8" and how many? I'd like to do something similar when i buy my clowns a new home and am curious how much damage they've done to the plants

I'd say they were about 5" on average, as for how many and what damage they've done I couldn't tell you I'm afraid.


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Id like some, I was close to getting some for my 180 but then I started planting.......:rolleyes:

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I think its doable but you need a large plant mass of tough plants and a small group of fish to minimize the damage. 6x2x2 should be considered a minimum tank for adult clowns too
 
My wife just shared this pic that she took whilst at New Malden yesterday. You can really get a sense of just how massive this tank is with my 2 youngest standing in front of it

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Ye it was still a little cloudy! Kinda like when you disturb the substrate in your own tank, makes you wounder how private aquariums get them so clean
 
Looks good, although very murky still?


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Ive gotten a fair few shots I need to upload from this tank that I took today but agree after all this time the tank is still murky. It doesnt seem to have cleared from when I was last their and took photos which was a while ago. Such a shame too as you cant see the full scale of the display from any angle.
 
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