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I had Discus with branchy wood, they never hurt themselves, an Arowanna perhaps might.
Gaudy blue dinner plate fish, points off for that
White sand with dark rocks is unnatural.......white sand comes from white rocks......darker sand would also bring out the colors more but give the tank far less bright feel also. I would use wood over dark rocks when using light colored sand.
Something about that just does not set right with me.
I would like to see more wood or plant or rock around the plant groups.
I do not like to see the crown of the plants in this display, I think it would look better with wood or rock hiding it.
Good points on using a sword plant in the proper sized tank and on stocking levels. Good choice there. I do not think the shrimps will last long in there(Discus Food).
Very nice tank
Tom Barr
Gaudy blue dinner plate fish, points off for that
White sand with dark rocks is unnatural.......white sand comes from white rocks......darker sand would also bring out the colors more but give the tank far less bright feel also. I would use wood over dark rocks when using light colored sand.
Something about that just does not set right with me.
I would like to see more wood or plant or rock around the plant groups.
I do not like to see the crown of the plants in this display, I think it would look better with wood or rock hiding it.
Good points on using a sword plant in the proper sized tank and on stocking levels. Good choice there. I do not think the shrimps will last long in there(Discus Food).
Very nice tank
Tom Barr
