Hugh Maintance Redue

nice man good luck

 

Last night the centre piece stump drift down eventually. :-D after some serious thinking and staring, the planting and decor happend. What you guys think of the end result?

 

I like! Would love to keep an eye on your thread and see how everything grows in....and then of course, meeting all the new inhabitants! :love:

 

Really awsome job u have done there. Wudve love to see some past pics if available of the tank with its monster fish

 

I have started to add some fish to the tank. The fish i thought i would add last and would be the hardest for me to find, I got first thanks to @Micheal11. Geophagus sp. Tapajos Red Head
Stunning fish and I can't say enough how much they love to dig in the sand.

 

@ROEKSTE - can't see the photos! :sad2:

 

Looking good Rossouw. Tagging along here.

 

Looking great! love that natural look - alot like a riverbed

 

Nice natural look.... I like.

 

Back up and running yeah!!! Looking good!!

 

looking great

 

Just a small update ... Plants has started to grow very nicely. New shoots on the Vallis. New leaves on the Anubias, Hygro, Swords and Java fern.








Added some fish to the tank and it is really starting to look nice...

10x C. Sterbai
10x Geophagus SP. Tapios "Red Head"
3x L071
1x L102_Hypancistrus_Inspector
2x L235_Pseudolithoxus_Anthrax
12x Dantum Angels

Never know it is so difficult to get a proper pic of a large tank.

 

Stunning!!
What sand are you using? PFS?

 

Awesome tank,where did you get the L102?

Looks like playsand to me.

 

Thanks all. Used normal playpin sand. Got catfish from a GOOD friend

 

Cool stuff @ROEKSTE !!

ARe the tannins still leaking it looks like?

 

You're just posting the plec pic to tease me hey?

 

he is very good at that!!! :laugh:

 

@Broder - I still need to add this one. :amuse: Now this is teasing .... LOL!!

L014_Scobinancistrus_Aureatus

 

Hmmm, those Hygros look familiar. Wonder where they came from :-?

Good to see that they are growing. If you get the conditions right then they grow very quickly.