ricardobrosa

Its a 40*20*25 = and i have a co2 bottle 2KG

Regards

Revernance

WOW!! what an eyecatcher!

How do you grow those naturally looking "algae" on your rocks? What are they anyway?
Also, I've been wondering do you you prevent the substrate going anaerobic since it's so thick, if it does that at all?

ricardobrosa

Hello,


How do i grow the algae, well she doesn't grows only on the rocks it grows in the plants also but i think its normal the rocks gain this coloration, i think with time this green is going to disappear a little. Has you said, it's algae i have them because of micronutrients and N P fertelization, but its controled, i hope

Well, about the question of the substracte, i presume anaerobic means little O2? am i correct? i never thought about that, but the plants seems healthy, and also the fish and the rest of the tank, so i think the thickness is not a problem ( for now?)

Thank you for you comment, and sorry my lazy english, i just get out of the bed.
Regards

RR

kakkoii

I think you should put a back-lit white background to give it a never ending kind of look, like in the picture you posted. just an idea

ricardobrosa

Maybe i will do that, i had that doubt, i think the white give more the sensation of depth.

Thank you for your comment

Regards

RR

kjaer

Great little nanotank! I agree with kakkoii - a white background or maybe transperant blue would be much better.

cassiusclay

very nice looking tank!!!!!once it fills in thats is going to be a spectacular tank.glad i saw this was having a bad day

jackh

looks awesome

ricardobrosa

Here is the White Background.. With some Boraras Maculatus "flying"
More Depth..

kakkoii

wow! love it!