Here are neptune and salacia

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Here they are :D

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Beautiful! I love the light colored sand you used. :D Are those live plants?
 
What are the grass-like ones? I like how you set them up in the corners. :)
 
I spy I spy a lotl tail :)
 
They're looking great, Harry! At least the melanoid is not shy! ;)
 
tmorgan said:
What are the grass-like ones? I like how you set them up in the corners. :)
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i havnt a clue . i just picked them up from my lfs ... i thought they looked nice but that is about as far as my knowledge goes

Morrison said:
I spy I spy a lotl tail :)
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lmaooo :D

dragonlady said:
They're looking great, Harry! At least the melanoid is not shy! ;)
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yea she loves swimming around she normally suspends herself in the long grass and lays there :)
 
You have a great looking tank, love the grass.
 
Ha ha took me a moment to find the 2nd one, just a little camera shy :rolleyes: They are beautiful, loving the light sand as well :happy:

The plants look like they could be one of the many forms of Vallis (Vallisneria) but without being able to see the base of them and a nice close look at the leaves it's a bit hard to tell:p
 
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