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Yup, many of you may know that I got my 22g/85L on Christmas day...
Well now, I have finally decided what I want and lots of ideas are developing in my mind <grins>
ATM, I have the following in the tank:
6 Rummynose Tetras
2 Glowlights
I plan to have when the stock is fully added:
8x Rummynose Tetras
8x Glowlights
3x Apistogramma Cacatuoides (1x male & 2x females)
So, because I have Amazon distributed fish - I may aswel go for a biotype, eh? <laughs>
My pH is at 6.8 today, so it is slowly lowering to a more appreciated level (I usually have a stable 7 for pH) and because of the array of sticks, driftwood and leaf litter, the tanks water is a beautiful rich tea-like colour..
I have a fine gravel substrate, a very low-light (Not even 1 watt per gallon)
The Tetras seem much more outgoing since I have added the wood and leaves - exploring and swimming through the root-like knooks and crannies and shimmying themselves in the plentiful heap of leaves!
Piccies added next post with more information and ideas forming!
Well now, I have finally decided what I want and lots of ideas are developing in my mind <grins>
ATM, I have the following in the tank:
6 Rummynose Tetras
2 Glowlights
I plan to have when the stock is fully added:
8x Rummynose Tetras
8x Glowlights
3x Apistogramma Cacatuoides (1x male & 2x females)
So, because I have Amazon distributed fish - I may aswel go for a biotype, eh? <laughs>
My pH is at 6.8 today, so it is slowly lowering to a more appreciated level (I usually have a stable 7 for pH) and because of the array of sticks, driftwood and leaf litter, the tanks water is a beautiful rich tea-like colour..
I have a fine gravel substrate, a very low-light (Not even 1 watt per gallon)
The Tetras seem much more outgoing since I have added the wood and leaves - exploring and swimming through the root-like knooks and crannies and shimmying themselves in the plentiful heap of leaves!
Piccies added next post with more information and ideas forming!