Planted Axie Tank Finished

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stipe

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Hey,

I finaly finished my planted tank. I think it looks natural enought. I love the black sand i recon its beter that any other. The sand (well it isnt exactly sand but really fien gravel) is made for plants anyway.I got some pictures at the end of the paragraph. Also i add plant food tablets in the ground and add plant suplaments(liquid form) into the water. The plant suplament is this one...
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Wat does the 0.15, 0, 0 mean (is that the phosphate etc in it).

Anyway here are picture of my tank. Squidy(white albino male) and mala(female golden albino). Bare with me on the quality
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very nice stipe. looks like you have the same log thing as mine, except mines in the oscar tank. are you sure the goldens female? she looks rather slim. nice gravel too reminds me of cookies and cream icecream for some reason- and yes most people do think im strange lol. good work!
 
lol it does ay...

Thts my problem the females about 7-9 months old and slimmer than the male. Ones a male ones a female. One laid spermathores on eggs. So definatly male:female. But i dont know which is which
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. Squidy has a biq cloaca(or waterver) adn mala hasn't got one? i'll get pics later if my camera actualy works. The funny thing is that the camera is the best in its range and its still blurry(only when i take pics of my tank). any sugestions on how to make it not?
 
Stipe, it looks very nice
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Nice and colorful. the green plants are a nice contrast against the dark sand.
 
Hey Stipe, looks great!
Also, quick question - where did you get that fine gravel from? Just your average pet shop/auqarium?
 
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