Photos of your Loach tanks

[andre]

there's some already in andre,
L dispar, L guntea, sewelia lineolata's and the vietnamese hogface loaches.
theyr'e all loving the current.

mick

Sorry Mick. I can see them now.

Andre searches for the optometrist's number to fix an appointment before Xmas

[mickthefish]

no worries andre.

mick

[capeldrae]

Just a quick update.
Hav'nt had time to set up the 48 long.
In the 24 took out the powerhead, turned up the temp slightly and the oblonga's are out playing. The stripes have made a showing, but there definately still in hiding.

[Gary Stanton]

Tanks are 100 gallons each one on top of the other. There's in a skinny room so I can't take a front on picture without being a few feet away. I too am lousy at photography.

[loachmom]

Great looking tanks, Gary.

Did you build your tank/stand unit? It's really nice. I really like oak, and my husband is just finishing up a tank stand for my 55 gallon. It's made with oak that he salvaged from an old barn granary.

[Gary Stanton]

I did not build this one, I got a deal I couldn't refuse. I've built many over the years and I too like the look of Oak. The frame work is out of 2x4's and 4x4's. It's six feet wide and seven feet tall. All equipment is in the bottom section.

[Mark in Vancouver]

So the cichlid tank is actually above the loach tank? Crazy!

BTW, I love the concept of getting a tank offer you can't refuse - particularly in Tahoe. I assume you've seen Godfather II?

[Gary Stanton]

That was filmed on the other side of the lake, the Mafia side. I can't say any more or I might wake up next to a horse.