December 14, 200619 yr comment_135583 After being inspired by the video HandS posted not so long ago, I thought I'd give my apisto's a new home (I felt a bare bottom with a pot can't have been very exciting for them). Pretty much constructed from; River sand Broken up bits of driftwood (very fun to break up with tomahawk) Dead leaves Couple of clay pots underneath it Java moss Java fern 'windelov' Anubias nana Hairgrass here and there I know the java moss/fern and anubias aren't from the amazon, but they seem to fit with the scheme of things. Front shot View from right hand side Mr. B Mr and Mrs. B There's some peat mixed in with the gravel and peatey water is put in each day to tint the water and lower the pH (just to make them feel like home). Report
December 14, 200619 yr comment_135599 Broken up bits of driftwood (very fun to break up with tomahawk) Sounds like fun! Nice man Report
December 14, 200619 yr comment_135604 Great tank Antwan, love the natural wood look, looks like a forest floor only under water Report
December 17, 200619 yr comment_135888 Wow Ant looks fantastic. I commend you on your biotype efforts! We need to see more of this Those fish look realllllly happy Report
December 17, 200619 yr Author comment_135889 Thanks everyone, the tank's 60 long, 45 deep and 50 high. They don't really need the height so it's only about 1/2 to 3/4 filled. Tank is 135L all up so I'd say somewhere between 80-100L of water in there at a guess. Report
December 18, 200619 yr comment_136074 Congrats Antwan All credit for your designing skills. It appears the fish are as happy as pigs in poo and that's what matters. I have always stated that we don't breed fish. :roll: We create the atmosphere for them to feel that they are in their own biotype and they want to do at home what "we do at home". :oops: It looks just like I imagine an "Apisto. River Bed" should be like. Report
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