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The Crypt's Place.

Muito bom Joe, pena teres perdido os peixes 🙁

I know whats its like in Portugal, when I lived there (small village) there were quite a few long power cuts, I couldn't setup a tank over there without worrying about it all the time, specially in winter.

Glad to see everything is back on track 🙂 keep us posted with more photos, nice cherries.

Parabens e viva o Porto 🙄 🙄 :lol:
 
Hi,

Small update, after a small trim this how the tank looks like...
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Fish and shrimps at feeding time
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parotocinclus jumbo LDA25
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otocinclus affinis
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Neocaridina denticulata sinensis or Red Cherry Shrimp
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Regards,

Joe Faria
 
Looking good mate, its coming along nicely 🙂
Nice photos of the fish and shrimp 🙂
 
LondonDragon said:
Looking good mate, its coming along nicely 🙂
Nice photos of the fish and shrimp 🙂
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Thanks mate... about the photos :twisted: I'm still learning to work with the camera. 😀

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Hello,
Got some news... a new addition to the tank .

Aplocheilichthys normani -Norman's lampeye, a small and beautifull killie, perfect for planted tanks.

Here's the pics
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Choosing it's territory (I think)
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Regards,

Joe Faria.
 
Great fish and the tank's looking nice!

From what I've heard Steve, while most killies will jump if they possibly can, Lampeyes don't. It may be due to the different habitats as these usually shoal in larger waters like tetras rather than living in small ponds and streams like most killies.
 
SteveUK said:
They're great looking little fish! Do you find they have a tendancy to jump? I've been told this a few times by different people.
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Ed Seeley said:
Great fish and the tank's looking nice!

From what I've heard Steve, while most killies will jump if they possibly can, Lampeyes don't. It may be due to the different habitats as these usually shoal in larger waters like tetras rather than living in small ponds and streams like most killies.
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This little and very nervous fish will jump... I already lost one!!!
 
Hi,

Just to inform I will tear down this tank in the next couple of weeks 🙁

Regards,

Joe Faria.
 
Oh not another one! All I been reading lately is people taking their tanks down 🙁
Such a shame, hope you put the plants and fish to good use 😉
 
Hello guys,

I'm gonna tear down this tank, because I need the space for 3 more tanks 😀

Regards,

Joe Faria
 
3 more!! lucky for some 😉 we want photos afterwards 😉
 
Hi,
Got good news... I've managed a way to keep this tank 😀

Here's the pic

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Regards,

Joe Faria
 
Hi guys,

Time for an update...
So far no big issues, life in tank it's thriving...

Here's the pics
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and the perfect tank... got algae 😀
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but I love this one, growing in the branch...
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Regards,

Joe Faria
 
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