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Excellent tanks and fish

I really liked this photo; It is like the goby is saying "Please deposit pellet food here"

Awesome fish and tanks ! ...and they look so natural in the settings you have scaped. Happy fish !thanks for showing us .
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Barracuda518, Yulai1006, Zenins and Cider, thanks for the compliments!

Last week i used the moviesection on my photocamera to make an impression of the rio 240 tank, so the quality isn't that good but i think enough to watch the tank and the fish:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPd-SlXHcEw

Glenny wrote:Last week i used the moviesection on my photocamera to make an impression of the rio 240 tank, so the quality isn't that good but i think enough to watch the tank and the fish:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPd-SlXHcEw

That is a nice collection of bottom dwellers

Thanks for sharing the video

Zenins, thanks for your compliment!

Hi, what's the plant in the right half of the foreground in the first photo? The one with tear-drop-like leaves in the Rekord 60?

Edit: did your Danio erythromicron and D. maragaritatus cross breed? I was thinking that your D. margaritatus had odd colouring on the first page and then noticed the D. erythromicron…

May I ask what form of lighting are you using to grow such robust plants? Perfect!

Thank you all for the compliments!

Kittykat, it's a small staying Echinodorus in the rekord 60 tank, with enough light it will have red leaves.

I've had no cross breed from danio margaritatus and erythromicron, i've had several; young erythromicon fry, but after a few weeks they all dissapeared...eaten up by the rhino's i think...

hooperman, i've two 1047mm 54 watt lamps in the rio 240: a nature and a daylight, in the rekord 60 i've two 15 watt lamps, one daylight and one standart light.

Glenny wrote:Kittykat, it's a small staying Echinodorus in the rekord 60 tank, with enough light it will have red leaves.

I actually meant the one to the left of it, the stem plants with teardrop leaves, didn't even see the sword!

Glenny wrote:I've had no cross breed from danio margaritatus and erythromicron, i've had several; young erythromicon fry, but after a few weeks they all dissapeared...eaten up by the rhino's i think...

Can you remember where the D. margaritatus came from? I'm rather intrigued by the odd patterns…

Ow Kittykat, i think you mean the Lobelia cardinalis in the rekord 60 tank, a nice plant!

My first Danio margaritatus were bought at my lfs in Amsterdam, januari 2007 and were all wild caught, i've had several breeds over the last 3 years, so the pictures are fish from wild caught danio's.

Aqua-65 'Castle'tank:

Those froggies look furocious eating. Adorable. I love your tanks and fish.

Thanks Starsplitter!