new plants!

[timwag2001]

 

[colematthewmalaka]

Wow i really like your tank it's gorgeous! You have beautiful plants and i really nice mixture of fish! VERY IMPRESSIVE!

P.S. is one of those a glassfish?

 

[timwag2001]

thank you!
i have 2 ghost catfish and i also have 2 golden pristella tetra (x-ray)

 

[colematthewmalaka]

Oh well i really like your tank

 

[timwag2001]

its not even really set up the way i want it. i'm ordering about 4 bags of flourite and getting some driftwood and then completely reconfiguring my tank. but thank you!!!

 

[colematthewmalaka]

Oh, drifwood looks amazing in tanks, one of my favorite tank setups is an amazon biotope aquarium, but rift lake cichlid biotopes are quite nice too.

 

[colematthewmalaka]

I see you have a ram in their I'm going to try and breed them, i do breed bettas though and thats a challenge in itself. lol

 

[timwag2001]

yeah i have 4 rams. my rams and my apistogramma cacatuoides are my favorite fish by far.

 

[colematthewmalaka]

I got my rams as babies and they're just getting they're colors they're kind of patchy and cute.

 

[timwag2001]

funny that you mentioned breeding rams. after you posted it i looked into my tank and found this...

i know that they tend to breed on flat surfaces such as slate, but in the absence of that they chose my swords.

 

[colematthewmalaka]

It's kinda funny people who aren't trying to breed fish end up with babies by accident and people who are get a whole in their wallet and a pain in their *** lol

 

[fort384]

Tim I think we may have already talked about it in a previous post, but the plant is so common, I will mention in case:

The white ribbon plant on the far right (Dracaena S)http://www.plantgeek.net/plant-276.htm

GOod looking tank and fish though! You have quite a collection of plants started there, and I am sure it will look even better when you get it situated the way you want it.

 

[bs6749]

funny that you mentioned breeding rams. after you posted it i looked into my tank and found this...
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i know that they tend to breed on flat surfaces such as slate, but in the absence of that they chose my swords.

I was gonna say after seeing that second picture that you should look in your sword plant for eggs LOL. I can see the ovipositor on the female and she's clearly guarding the plant.

 

[colematthewmalaka]

Lucky bugger remember to feed the babies microworms or something.