[gf225]

This is my 30cm nano. I set it up originally for Tropica, to test out some new plants.

http://www.tropica.dk/article.asp?type=aquaristic&id=855

 

[Tex Gal]

Love your tank. You have a great balance in there. I followed your link and read that you have nerites in there. How do they do with the low pH? (I assume since you have ADA AS as a substrate.) Are their shell fairing well in the acid water? I really want to keep snails, brigs, and nerites, but lost one due to acid water melting shell. I have added a little crushed coral and equlibrium.

 

[kjaer]

Looks fantastic! Thanks for showing. The staurogyne looks to be a great plant for nano tanks.
But i don´t get the impression of a mountain when i see it... its too lush.
One thing... The tropica substrate is visible under the Aqua Soil. I think it would have looked better if you leaved 1-2 cm empty in the front of the tank before adding the Aquasoil. But thats just a minor thing.
Which species of fish is that? Microrasbora?
And what lightning and filter are you using?

 

[gf225]

Thanks!

Love your tank. You have a great balance in there. I followed your link and read that you have nerites in there. How do they do with the low pH? (I assume since you have ADA AS as a substrate.) Are their shell fairing well in the acid water? I really want to keep snails, brigs, and nerites, but lost one due to acid water melting shell. I have added a little crushed coral and equlibrium.

Thanks. Snails do fine, even pests...

My tap water is hard and I change 50% 2x week.

 

[gf225]

Some more pics.

These are Oryzias sp. 'Neon Green' from my brilliant LFS. They're fully grown at approx. 15mm. I feed them crushed quality flake.

Red nose shrimp. Pretty rare in the UK. Thanks to Aqua Essentials for supplying them.

Low-grade crystal red shrimp

 

[chester]

Simple and very nice. It reminds me nano tanks from NA Gallery in Niigata

 

[lonepeace]

Very good looking nano~~~ Love it!!

 

[langthangsg06]

Very nice . nothing to say more .