parotet
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Personally I like it like this... a few more plants here and there, and just perfect.
Jordi
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Tom's Poco Pozo
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James O
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Is that one of your images behind the tank? 
parotet
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Tom, I would buy a tank to isolate the computers from the water and I would flood the room... 🙂
Jordi
Jordi
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Reservoir for a watercooled PC and you'd be heating the tank up as well 😎
Is that one of your images behind the tank?
Yeah that's one of mine from Golitha Falls in Cornwall. Not quite Venezuela but will have to do for now. It's the same width as the tank so works quite nicely as a backdrop.
Tim Harrison
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Oh no😱...my sense of surrealism is playing tricks...I've just had a Terry Gilliam moment - imagine if Golitha Falls did actually discharge in to your aquarium and filled up your fish cave...😵
...Nice image by the way...
P.S. no mind altering drugs were abused in replying to this thread..
...Nice image by the way...
P.S. no mind altering drugs were abused in replying to this thread..
Well the Apistos seem to be enjoying the changes - they've finally decided to give spawning a go 🙂
(excuse the white balance inconsistency)
Now if only the ones in the breeding tank would get the same idea!
...edit - haha, deed done and the male has immediately been evicted.
(excuse the white balance inconsistency)
Now if only the ones in the breeding tank would get the same idea!
...edit - haha, deed done and the male has immediately been evicted.
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Edvet
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Realy realy realy like this pic, very natural looking
Tim Harrison
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It is pretty awesome.
Wendal_spanswick
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Totally agree
tim
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Epic as always Big Tom.
Tim Harrison
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The depth makes a huge difference...very nice.
I have to say, watching the Apistos in a large tank is brilliant fun. The male seems to have sussed that some of the eggs hatched successfully and has switched behaviour from trying to court other females to defending the area around the cave, without getting close enough to attract the ire of the brooding female. He even evicted the 5" male Guianacara from his nearby spot under the large bogwood.
Edvet
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Small fish, large heart. Nice pic btw