Since you asked so nicely I decided I would share them with ya.
The first is my 75 gallon freshwater tank. I did a serious plant thinning this morning. I could barely see the fish anymore. I pulled out 8 large amazon swords and 14 swordlets and huge clumps of wisteria. I'm lucky enough to have a pet store near me that will take trade on super healthy plants (and fish for that matter). I have always had a soft spot for freshwater angelfish. I keep the platys for color and well part of the food chain. With the overabundance of plants they quickly took over the tank.
Here's my newest baby. It's a 56 corner marine tank. I just set it up in January. I still have to add some more live rock and my petstore buddy is ordering some of the fish that I'd like to add in there. Today I made the plant trade for a long spined urchin. He's pretty cool. I also have a yellow tang, 3 percula clowns, anenome, 2 cleaner shrimp, yellow headed jawfish, a couple of crabs and a few snails.
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Jul
The first is my 75 gallon freshwater tank. I did a serious plant thinning this morning. I could barely see the fish anymore. I pulled out 8 large amazon swords and 14 swordlets and huge clumps of wisteria. I'm lucky enough to have a pet store near me that will take trade on super healthy plants (and fish for that matter). I have always had a soft spot for freshwater angelfish. I keep the platys for color and well part of the food chain. With the overabundance of plants they quickly took over the tank.

Here's my newest baby. It's a 56 corner marine tank. I just set it up in January. I still have to add some more live rock and my petstore buddy is ordering some of the fish that I'd like to add in there. Today I made the plant trade for a long spined urchin. He's pretty cool. I also have a yellow tang, 3 percula clowns, anenome, 2 cleaner shrimp, yellow headed jawfish, a couple of crabs and a few snails.

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Jul