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Littlle update...
Rescaped the tank give it some time to grow in...
Comments please...

John N.

Awesome tank, and great photos of your fish. I really enjoyed those pictures.

But no more Blyxa? I really liked how it contrasted against the rocks. It's hard to make out what you replaced it with in the right corner.

Very inspiring little nano, and great rock work.

-John N.

whitetiger61

I agree bring back the Blyxa..great tank guppy..im trying a 2.5 now but things are slow to grow in..HC is starting to now though

guppy

I am afraid the Blyxa does not like the temperature fluctuating so it started to melt away. In the summer it did fine since the temperature did not fluctuate as much as it does now.

John N: The plants in the right corner are Crypt Parva, Tenellus sp. and Ranunculus inundatus.

slickwillislim

Tanks looks nice. If you can get the tennellus to grow in nice and thick I think it can take the place of the blyxa. Thats a lot of nice looking HC.


BTW Yah the blyxa you sent me melted too. Its growing back but its annoying when it all just dissolved.

DelawareJim

Great looking tank, as was the layout before. You have a great eye on the rock woek. The C. parva might pop up in some unxpected places since it still runners. C. lucens might work too....a little bigger but clumps instead of runs.

Cheers.
Jim

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Update:

ed seeley

I really love the way that driftwood forms a bridge. Once the Anubias and moss grow in to cover the wood a bit more it will look brilliant. I could never be so restrained!!!

stepheus

Total make over. I would go with some moss sprawling on the ground on the right to give some balance to the tank. Moss also gives a really nice feel of rolling pastures and place for CRS to reside in. Or you can just leave it all alone and let it fill in. It ll turn out just as nice.

slickwillislim

I like what you have done with the plants. I can't wait to see this filled in. Keep up the good work.

Ps. Nice crs.