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Well, I finally got my 29 gallon planted! Today I bought 3 red crypts, 1 anubias, 4 dwarf sag. 6 bunches of red ludwigia, one clump of java moss and 2 java ferns.
I still haven't stocked it with fish but I have a few feeder goldfish in it to help it finish cycling. I plan on stocking it in a couple weeks. The whole tank: http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y113/Liserian/020.jpg A closer view of the lower level (left): http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y113/Liserian/021.jpg A closer view of the upper level (right): http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y113/Liserian/022.jpg The red ludwigia in the back grow very fast and will soon reach the top of the tank and will provide a great hiding place for smaller fish. I'm still looking for so tips on what fish to ad so if anyone has any ideas please let me know! ![]() Thanks for looking! ![]() |
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I started mine with live bearers (platies) to bring some color and make sure the tank was ready for more expensive fish. At the time, I was going to have angel fish as the show fish and thought the live bearers would help feed them. I am about a month into the process now and am adding angels as I find them. To me, an aquarium is like a personalized garden. I just have to have patience and allow the aquarium to grow in the direction I want. I have a 125 gal and currently have about 25 platies of various colors, several bushey nose placos and about nine 3 month old angels. Enjoy yours!
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I love the hill effect in your tank... having two levels really makes for an interesting tank (even before you fill it up with fish).
I would suggest some bottom dwellers--cories or small loaches, maybe some kuhlis?--because I think it would be really interesting watching those guys go up and down your hill.
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That's going to be awesome when you get some fish in it. I really like the two levels that looks so good.
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Looks awesome, wish I woulda thought of that!
I'd start with some livebearers just to add color and make sure the water is good before you get anything expensive. I think it would look awesome with some bottom dwellers aswell... maybe even a few shrimp to climb up and down that hill!
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The two tiers is and awesome idea!
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