Traveling biotope tank ideas
#21 Guest_JMoore_*
Posted 09 April 2009 - 08:34 PM
When it comes time to stock this aquarium, I'll be sending out a call to all you Georgia fish wranglers.
#22 Guest_killier_*
Posted 09 April 2009 - 09:15 PM
That I have noticed about the 3 species of slack(swamp) water type darters I have(swamp,Sawcheek and brown). However my blackbanded went into decline after being put in a shiner loaded tank.Have to disagree with you here robert... I have always had shiner schools above my darters and they do very well... and the blackbadeds in aprticular get righ up in the water column with the shiners... heck, even my swamp darters have figured out how to perch on plants high up in the tank so that they can compete for food... come flying off of a leaf and "dart" righ into teh school of shiners...
back on topic: ice in ziplock bags is the best chiller in my mind.
if you have a good back an angle tank might be suitable. I believe I have a pic of one somewhere. if not picture a tetris block in the shape of an "L".
the design allows to maintain 3 types of environment sucessfully and not take up a huge amount of space and the 90 degree viewing is much better for desplay
#23 Guest_JMoore_*
Posted 10 April 2009 - 07:18 AM
if you have a good back an angle tank might be suitable. I believe I have a pic of one somewhere. if not picture a tetris block in the shape of an "L".
the design allows to maintain 3 types of environment sucessfully and not take up a huge amount of space and the 90 degree viewing is much better for desplay
I don't believe I'm familiar with this kind of tank. I'd love to see a picture. Are these retail or custom?
#24 Guest_killier_*
Posted 10 April 2009 - 02:55 PM
http://forum.nanfa.o...p?showtopic=992I don't believe I'm familiar with this kind of tank. I'd love to see a picture. Are these retail or custom?
i got mine at a pet store in NC
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