Cardinals, Blue Rams and Apistogramas :-) But not sure if Apistogramas can handle the water temperatures/parameters. Also, will the tank need a lid, considering they are jumpers?
hmm, I think any of the small rainbow fish like Threadfin Rainbow fish, Paskai Blue eyed Rainbow fish or Gertrud's Spotted Rainbow fish would look amazing in there. I agree that dwarf cichlids would add a lot to the aquarium also.
Wow, that's a lot of snails 😂 I would like to see some dwarf cichlids in there - perhaps apistogramma hongsloi or trifasciata? Because of the size of the tank, Scalare would be an option, too. But I'm not sure if the layout fits them? Also, I like the Hyphessobricon wadai... so much options 😅 anyway, this is and will be a beautiful tank 👍🤩
That Eleocharis Parvula Mini looks like it will be very popular! Is it as nutrient hungry as the other species? I can't say I've spotted it here in Poland yet.
You can try Trigonostigma Espei or Lambchop Rasbora , this fish has very Vibrant orange + reddish tone , I think they will compensate great with Rummynose tetra😄
The scape looks great! Thayeria sp. 'Red Tail Teles Pires' would be perfect for the upper water zone. Personally, I would also love a school of Moenkhausia pittieri (Brilliant Tetras). And of course a few pairs of Apistogramma, depending on your taste for colour, size and character (e.g. three pairs of Apistoramma borelli 'Opal'). After a few weeks, I would add a troop of Otocinclus sp. to the cleaning crew.
some black mollies would stand out. some neon gobies and a few full red sword tails. going old school. or a school of red devil angelfish. tank looks brilliant btw 👏
Whenever I’ve added Nerite snails to my aquarium, they have laid a multitude of hard to remove eggs. Even though they don’t hatch due to being freshwater, they are still very unsightly. Can this be prevented?
If you are lucky and only pick males or only females. They are easy removed from the glass, on hardscape they will dissolve over time by themselves if there is good amount of CO2. Also regular nerite snails are more notorious with laying eggs. The smaller horned species are less likely. Usually I don’t have any problems with them in my scapes
150 nerite snails? Oh boy... the rocks are going to look like they have caught measles in a couple of months? - unless someone is going to be scratching every egg off regularly...
Why don't you recommend pouring the water from the bag into the aquarium? Any diseases that were in that water are also on the fish. So there's no point in pouring the water away and putting the fish in a net and then into the aquarium.
The water will have high levels of ammonia and also different water parameters. So no point of adding it to the tank and disrupting the tank's parameters
Which other fish should we add to this aquarium? 🐟 🐠 🦈 🐡 ► Initial making of video: czcams.com/video/LLXBkdDUqxc/video.html
Cardinals, Blue Rams and Apistogramas :-)
But not sure if Apistogramas can handle the water temperatures/parameters. Also, will the tank need a lid, considering they are jumpers?
I think Apistogramma would be great. My favourite at this time is the Apistogramma borelli „opal“.
This scape is looking amazing mate! Great fish choice! Going to look beautiful all colored up! I hope all is well!
Another beautiful tank bro I’m jealous!
Perfect fish for a big tank
I think so too!
Das hat sich super entwickelt...
Hätte nicht erwartet,..das es SO MEGE SCHÖN wird!😍🥰
Danke Thomas, Wachstum war relativ langsam - hätte eigentlich sogar mehr erwartet 😜
stunning!
Thanks, any suggestions on which fish to add next?
hmm, I think any of the small rainbow fish like Threadfin Rainbow fish, Paskai Blue eyed Rainbow fish or Gertrud's Spotted Rainbow fish would look amazing in there. I agree that dwarf cichlids would add a lot to the aquarium also.
Great work man! I’d love to see what it looked like with some honey gouramis when your background plants continue to grow.
Congro tetras will be a great addition to this tank.
Some Siamese algae eaters would look great. Love watching them graze on rocks etc.
Wow,it turned turned out great🤩
Maybe pearl gourami,paradise gourami,rams or some classic angelfish would make a good larger centre piece fish🤔
Cherry barbs!!!!
Beautiful. I have read not to add this many fish in a new tank all at once.
I didn’t add all the fish at once 😆
Wow, that's a lot of snails 😂 I would like to see some dwarf cichlids in there - perhaps apistogramma hongsloi or trifasciata? Because of the size of the tank, Scalare would be an option, too. But I'm not sure if the layout fits them? Also, I like the Hyphessobricon wadai... so much options 😅 anyway, this is and will be a beautiful tank 👍🤩
Beautiful! ❤
Thank you 🙏
Beautiful 🤩
That Eleocharis Parvula Mini looks like it will be very popular! Is it as nutrient hungry as the other species?
I can't say I've spotted it here in Poland yet.
You can try Trigonostigma Espei or Lambchop Rasbora , this fish has very Vibrant orange + reddish tone , I think they will compensate great with Rummynose tetra😄
Yes they are lovely fish I agree
The scape looks great! Thayeria sp. 'Red Tail Teles Pires' would be perfect for the upper water zone. Personally, I would also love a school of Moenkhausia pittieri (Brilliant Tetras). And of course a few pairs of Apistogramma, depending on your taste for colour, size and character (e.g. three pairs of Apistoramma borelli 'Opal'). After a few weeks, I would add a troop of Otocinclus sp. to the cleaning crew.
Great ideas! Thanks a lot! Some Otocinclus are already in
15 sterbai corydora, 15 oto's and a couple of dwarf cichlids would be my choice for additional fish.
some black mollies would stand out. some neon gobies and a few full red sword tails. going old school. or a school of red devil angelfish. tank looks brilliant btw 👏
There is a fully automated CO2 supply device "EG-302".
“Pearl Gourami” maybe a good choice for herding Rummy Nose schooling. As you know Gourami is a kindness bigboy.
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I was looking to get my first Rummynose Tetras for an iwagumi im building. I love the way they look!
Maybe get otocinclus for this tank as well?
pay close attention, there are already some otocinclus inside 😉
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Wie wäre es mi dem Gabelschwanz-Schachbrettbuntbarsch (Dicrossus filamentosus
Ein schönes Fisch, passt meiner Meinung nach besser in ein NA Style Aquarium mit Wurzelholz und zahlreichen Verstecken
I would not put in another swarm fish, rather cichlids or other bottom-otiented fish
Honey Gouramis, no question.
Maybe 😉
Whenever I’ve added Nerite snails to my aquarium, they have laid a multitude of hard to remove eggs. Even though they don’t hatch due to being freshwater, they are still very unsightly. Can this be prevented?
If you are lucky and only pick males or only females. They are easy removed from the glass, on hardscape they will dissolve over time by themselves if there is good amount of CO2. Also regular nerite snails are more notorious with laying eggs. The smaller horned species are less likely. Usually I don’t have any problems with them in my scapes
150 nerite snails? Oh boy... the rocks are going to look like they have caught measles in a couple of months? - unless someone is going to be scratching every egg off regularly...
Altum or Discus!
Holy Snails! Do you take some out after the algae is decimated?
Sometimes yes, sometimes not .. they have more aquariums in the school, so they can easily relocate if no longer needed
Please show the tank with fish longer
Next time, I only had little time to film after adding the fish
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don't add more fish, let these ones grow more for couple months
CZcams block watching .... sorry
Why don't you recommend pouring the water from the bag into the aquarium? Any diseases that were in that water are also on the fish. So there's no point in pouring the water away and putting the fish in a net and then into the aquarium.
The water will have high levels of ammonia and also different water parameters. So no point of adding it to the tank and disrupting the tank's parameters
Transport water is highly polluted with fish poop and due stress in transport if fish have parasites, they are likely to leave their body
Also there could be medication left in the water
Thanks, guys. I didn't think of that, my bad.
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