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mudboots · 06-30-2009, 10:43 AM

I guess one of the benefits of doing a native scape with our own caught fish (likely using a minnow trap and a seine) is that it really doesn't matter if any of them get eaten. We can always catch more, and the rest need to eat anyway! hah! I appreciate the info on the driftwood. If I can't find anything that fits and looks nice closer to Texas I'll definitely give them a call.

BTW - this will be done using the NPT El Natural methods, so if I don't completely ruin it I'll post some pics on the El Natural forum once I begin. It'll be a few weeks until I have the tank ready to move into the living room, and of course a few weeks after that to get some time-lapse.

Until next time, Stay out of the Mud!

06-30-2009, 10:43 AM	#64 (permalink)
mudboots Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: Nacogdoches, Texas Posts: 322 iTrader Ratings: 7 iTrader Positive Rating: 100% Plant Points: 18850	Re: 125 gallon bluegill tank I guess one of the benefits of doing a native scape with our own caught fish (likely using a minnow trap and a seine) is that it really doesn't matter if any of them get eaten. We can always catch more, and the rest need to eat anyway! hah! I appreciate the info on the driftwood. If I can't find anything that fits and looks nice closer to Texas I'll definitely give them a call. BTW - this will be done using the NPT El Natural methods, so if I don't completely ruin it I'll post some pics on the El Natural forum once I begin. It'll be a few weeks until I have the tank ready to move into the living room, and of course a few weeks after that to get some time-lapse. Until next time, Stay out of the Mud!