Posting in Vanity - A Couple of My Tanks

[dc]

These are just a couple my freshwater tanks. I don't have good photos of
all my aquariums.

The first tank started off as an African cichlid tank many years ago and
eventually evolved into what is now mostly a rainbow tank. Only a breeding
trio of yellow Labidochromis remains from the old African colony. It is
also home to Salmon Red Rainbows, Lake Kutubu Rainbows, as well as an array
of catfish including Mikrosynodontis, Ancistrus, one rhino pleco, one
juvenile L128, and one L264.

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g200/adamphi/HardWaterHex.jpg

The second tank is small and is home to a pair of Apistogramma agassizii, a
handful of cardinal tetras, and two plecos (L204 & L260).

http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g200/adamphi/DarkWater10.jpg

You don't get to see very many fish in these photos--they are masked by the
plant cover and slow shutter speed. Plants are a lot easier to photograph
than fast moving fish.

[Marco Schwarz]

Hi..

> These are just a couple my freshwater tanks. I don't have
> good photos of all my aquariums.

Thanks for charing.., personally I love to watch planted
tanks..!

> You don't get to see very many fish in these photos--they
> are masked by the plant cover and slow shutter speed.

> Plants are a lot easier to photograph than fast moving
> fish.

Well.., that's true..!
--
cu
Marco

[swarvegorilla]

"dc" > wrote in message
...
> These are just a couple my freshwater tanks. I don't have good photos of
> all my aquariums.
>
> The first tank started off as an African cichlid tank many years ago and
> eventually evolved into what is now mostly a rainbow tank. Only a
> breeding
> trio of yellow Labidochromis remains from the old African colony. It is
> also home to Salmon Red Rainbows, Lake Kutubu Rainbows, as well as an
> array
> of catfish including Mikrosynodontis, Ancistrus, one rhino pleco, one
> juvenile L128, and one L264.
>
> http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g200/adamphi/HardWaterHex.jpg
>
> The second tank is small and is home to a pair of Apistogramma agassizii,
> a
> handful of cardinal tetras, and two plecos (L204 & L260).
>
> http://i56.photobucket.com/albums/g200/adamphi/DarkWater10.jpg
>
> You don't get to see very many fish in these photos--they are masked by
> the
> plant cover and slow shutter speed. Plants are a lot easier to photograph
> than fast moving fish.
>


Very nice.
Have a good healthy sheen to them hey.
What are you using for lighting?

[dc]

"swarvegorilla" > wrote in
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> Very nice.
> Have a good healthy sheen to them hey.
> What are you using for lighting?

Thanks.

Just a single 14W standard fluorescent strip light over the 10 gallon.

I have dual 40W CPF 6700/10000k bulbs over the hex.