65g In Wall

[EmilyB]

:mrgreen: So this is what I did with the in-wall tank.


http://www.canreef.com/photopost/data/500/medium/Freshies.jpg


Picture sucks, camera sucks, miss my Sony that I killed with apple juice on a trip to BC...:lol:

4 turquoise rainbows
4 red rainbows
4 striped rainbows
A pair (I think) of brichardi
2 non-paired black calvus
1 bumble bee cat
1 awesome leleupi
1 weird that stays small pleco with white belly from Golds

Sweet.

And all contents of tank for sale. Want to return the tank to SW....:biggrin:

Fish fat and healthy, most plants the silk variety.

I will say, a trickle filter is AWESOME for FW. :mrgreen:

So bored now....:wink:

[Delphinus]

Looks nice!


I will say, a trickle filter is AWESOME for FW. :mrgreen:


I totally agree, I went that way with my 65g planted FW and man I love it. The tank actually looks nice now ... :eek:

[Cowboy]

nice setup and landscaping job :biggrin:

[EmilyB]

Thanks Cowboy :biggrin:

It's empty now, all the fish are sold. It will be back to salt some point in the future, but a far more simplistic approach. Like some of the great pics I had early on in the hobby....:lol:

[Murminator]

Looks good my planted tank seems to grow more hair algae than anything else good luck
The little pleco is prolly a rubber lip

I had terrible luck with my africans so I evicted a couple now things are better

http://i26.photobucket.com/albums/c142/Murminator/100_1858.jpg

[IceTurf]

Hmm, gl keeping your pleco size in check, in tank like that, its bound to add atleast another 6 inches to its length. *totally fish killers at that size*

[EmilyB]

Huh ? http://www.mysmilie.de/smilies/boese/img/029.gif



Nice Murm !