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michael

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I've been hard at work setting up my new tank over Christmas and I thought I'd share a couple of pictures. So I've done my hardacape and planted my groundcover still have a couple of things to do but this is where I'm at so far.

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[ATTACH]6121[/ATTACH]some of the inhabitants

Tank size 120 x 450 x 350

Co2. Diy sugar and yeast 1bps

Ferts. Seachem flourish 1ml per day

Light. Led 10000k @10hrs

Substrate benibachi normal and some red clay for visual that I got from my lfs

I'd love to hear thoughts and ideas.

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Thanks squiggle it was thinking about putting some hair grass along the back of the tank to add some difference in height of the scape

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Looks awesome...love the rock arrangement. I would perhaps chosen a more sticking colour cherry (red, orange or yellow?), just to display more contrast....but that's just my opinion... I wish I had the space and artistic talent... Great job!

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Hey ineke we are going to have to organise a sa BBQ and catch up when u get back.

Sounds good to me! Need a few more SA people to come too!

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Definitlying once we set a date I'm sure we can get a few members from sa onboard. How many members from sa would be interested in a catch up to talk all things shrimp

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Looks awesome...love the rock arrangement. I would perhaps chosen a more sticking colour cherry (red' date=' orange or yellow?), just to display more contrast....but that's just my opinion... I wish I had the space and artistic talent... Great job![/quote']Thanks Marcus I'm sure u definitely have the artistic talent. I have got a bb,panda and a couple of mashing with. Eggs in there. I plan on it becoming a Tb tank in the end.
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