Deepsound

Lol ! Mmmm... Let me think about it... Well... Need some registration form ? :lol:

Thank you Acara Yes, thoses little ones are great. Love them Have you ever get some juveniles ? I haven't...

Sorry Jenniferh, I didnt see your post last time :oops: Thank you, I'm so glad to read that You know, i love dark areas in a tank. Cause if we can't see the whole thing, our imagination can travel. So we don't see only what is in the tank in actual fact, but the whole world we imagine; what is beside and behind. We just able to dream Same thing with bonsais. The point is not only the dwarfed tree, but also the landscape suggested by.

Unicorn

Beautiful is just an euphemism about your tank, Phoenix...

Thanks Phoenix

Sender

That's good Could you tell me what is an IAL ?

Wingsuit

Lol about 20.000 kms between us. In another topic, I was thinking about time. Now, I wonder if distance does really exist Excellent Dav ! How many liters in your tank ? During the breeding period, males become a bit territorials. So they need a lot of hiding places. Heterandria zosterifolia, cabomba grow fast, good choice. If you can, may be add some java moss Catappa is very good too, you're right

Jamiroquai - Virtual Insanity - Live In Verona :bounce:

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Oneiros

Jamiroquai - Little L - Live at Verona http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Io8456jzBNE

Thanks you, I'm glad you appreciate I'm fond of nano fishes and nano tanks. Here, just nano fishes. It's a 54 L tank (60 x 30 x 30 cm) with 15 w lightning. Filtered with peat, so that's why the water is amber. Tannins are good for fishes. I added oak leaves too (do it progressively in order to avoid acidosis...) For the driftwood, I use vinewood. It's awesome to simulate roots. I saw you have some vineyard in NZ. But be careful to use only vine that haven't received any chemicals. Because they unfortunately use a lot of copper to protect it from mildew. Some organic farmers don't use it. There are also corydoras pygmaeus in this tank. I love those little "moustached"

Thanks Sam Gonna tell you about the jungle. Just need a bit of time to write it

16 !!! :bounce: We want pics!!! Could you tell more about mosi rasboras ? I don't know them. Is the same than rasbora merah ? (i'm fond of little species !)

Hi, Here's my tank with Rasbora brigittae.

My first use keyboard to speak --> Chat My next is next to u for geek --> H You'll find the end before noon, not after --> a.m. My whole is surrounded with deep water --> Chatham (Island) I read a paper about it and its history, fews days ago It was very interesting. So I wanna thank you all for having let me wrote thoses riddles (even if i didn't guess anything) because I learnt a lot of words through this. You know, before I came on your forum, i didn't even know the word "riddle" lol. And special thanks to Bdspider cause you inspired me a lot with your nice riddle (seaman). So... Wanna try to guess one now :bounce:

Nebula

Amandine BOURGEOIS... Cover of : With a Little Help from my Friends. (on a french TV show. She wasn't a pro in those days... french accent but what a bluesy voice... )

Wow... Very beautiful tank ! And your macro photos are definitly great :bounce:

The more of dissolved salt, the less of dissolved oxygen. Is it correct Alan ?

Thanks Dav Yep, thoses little ones are also named Badis badis bengalensis. But watch out : badis badis is another fish, pretty much longer (6 - 7 cm) and light brown with blue fins. http://www.mkbasia.com/wild/blue_badis.jpg Fish names are sometimes a kind of brain teaser...

Very interesting too. I noticed carotenoids make them colourful and its antioxydant effect (even for us) But i didn't know this : Thanks for the link Jenniferh