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100g review 2024-12-01

This is another aquarium rescape project. It is a 100 gallon aquarium that is 60 inches wide, 21 inches deep and 16 inches front-to-back. I removed everything from the tank except for the background, laid down an inch of soil and capped it with a couple inches of black sand. It took me 3 months to find the wood pieces. Nothing seemed to fit the picture in my head, until one day, there they were...

It's feeding time at the ol' 55 gallon aquarium. Today they got some micro pellets and some vibra bites. Fish: * A variety of young-ish Philippine Blue Angelfish, some starting to show their blue * A pack of Cherry Barbs * An Albino Bristlenose Pleco is also hiding in there somewhere

How to scratch your own back, method #13.

It's been about 3 months since the almost total rescape of this 55 gallon tank. I took it down to just the substrate and a couple of the original rocks and wood pieces, and built a whole new garden-like ecosystem on top. Compared to my previous attempts at planted tanks, this one simply blows me away. The plants and fish are growing well and seem to be very healthy. There has been very little u...

Philippine blue angelfish and a mess of cherry barbs playing in the jungle this afternoon.

Better Every Day

Philippine Blue Angels and a bunch of Cherry Barbs are the stars of this new iteration of my show tank. The angelfish are still juveniles, with a body size starting about the diameter of a U.S. quarter. The barbs range from juvenile to adult, and 0.75 to 1.25 inch in size. They add a lot of color and flash as they zip around the tank, seemingly non-stop. I'm thinking about adding one more speci...

Philippine Blue Angels and a bunch of Cherry Barbs are the stars of this new iteration of my show tank. The angelfish are still juveniles, with a body size starting about the diameter of a U.S. quarter. The barbs range from juvenile to adult, and 0.75 to 1.25 inch in size. They add a lot of color and flash as they zip around the tank, seemingly non-stop. I'm thinking about adding one more speci...

While Sammy is working off some excess spring time energy, Tessie has the wisdom to use as little effort as possible.

Spawn 4 days: Herbert is standing watch over her babies, despite not being able to get to them or interact with them at all. The rock that the eggs were laid upon was moved to an isolation box in order to treat them with an antifungal. A couple days later Herbert spotted them, shortly after the eggs sprouted tails and started wriggling, and she hasn't left their side since. They are Electric Bl...

New Rams from Geo Tropics

Ram fry they've got eyes!

Proud Parents: Electric German Blue Rams

First day out of the cave

Nano tank tour

The Daredevil Snail

A new swarm

Tessie and her GaZoo

Checking out the new beach house

They're so vain!

Tessie and Eddie playing

Koi Spawning?