Allie

We transfered the last 8 piranha into a smaller tank so I got my 100g tall back for MY fish: 3 angels, krib pair + 37 baby kribs, diamond tetra and my favorite plecos that we have my Blue Panaque & Clown plecos.
My boyfriend sometimes gets a deal on a large amount of fish which sometimes we have to use our larger tanks for. The baby kribs will grow good in the 100g...plus get use to being with other species of fish.
My bf got me new plants...2 Anubias Nana.
Here are some pixs of my set up...hopefully it can stay this way for awhile.

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Oblivion

Very beautiful...very BIG O.O
I like the aquascape

Allie

Thanks...I'm going to add some more plants after xmas...I want some smaller/shorter bushier ones.

Dino

Crypts may be something to look into for that effect.

Windetti brown or red would be a nice color contrast.

Allie

I will look them up, thanks.

Allie

Oooh I like those. Some reddish or orange colors would be nice too.
Off to PlantGeek.net for me.

Kevin

have you thought about chain swords or dwarf hairgrass?
...they give you that "freshly mowed lawn" kind of look if you trim them every now and then

Allie

I was thinking on doing that look with one of the new tanks we are getting. We have a hollow log that would look cool with something like that hairgrass cover it and around it. Have it in a corner with some taller bushy plants and that could look nice.

Thanks for the suggestion guys...it's less confusing looking up actual plant's names then looking at a list of names. I have to get a plant book to study...it will become helpful when we have our fish store going. I am only getting familiar with plants as of lately.

Dino

Barron Press' Aquarium Plant Manual by Dennis W. Stevenson, is an easy to find and read starter book for plant keeping.

Allie

Thanks again Dino. I have a few Barron Press books already...easy to understand.

Dino

I even saw one for 99 cents the other day on Ebay.
Hard to beat that.

But worth even the regular cover price.

Isabella

Another beautiful and natural-looking tank by Allie

Barbrella

Simply and absolutely lovely tank. Gorgeous angels too.

Have you considered Cabomba? I know it can be a bit messy, but it grows nice and tall and fish seem to love the soft, feathery fronds.

Allie

Thanks...we just got rid of a bunch of plants which were similar...it grew like crazy.