40 gallon breeder tank ideas

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What is your light setup?
I really like crypts , they are doing well in my month old 40 b
 

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What is your light setup?
I really like crypts , they are doing well in my month old 40 b
I have a 50$ Amazon light I found. It grows the plants I have very well. And lights the tank extremely well
 
I could be wrong but on the left hand. Side I think I see a betta? Is this an old photo or is there a betta in there.. the tank has a good portion already stocked so I wouldn't add much more, perhaps a school of tetra
 
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I could be wrong but on the left hand. Side I think I see a betta? Is this an old photo or is there a betta in there.. the tank has a good portion already stocked so I wouldn't add much more, perhaps a school of tetra
That is a old photo. I moved 1/2 the swordtails. The betta all into separate tanks
I am planning on re aquascaping my 40 gallon breeder. It is stocked with 10 swordtails, 3 honey gouramis, oto catfish, and corydoras. I have a Java ferns, Amazon swords for plants. I have multiple landscaping rocks, 1 large stump of driftwood and one smaller piece that looks like roots
(Picture attached is current set up)
 

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Are you rescaping, restocking or both?
Rescaping
Your tank already looks great!
The only problem is my internal filter gets clogged quickly and then stops working because not water is passing through it.
 
Rescaping can be fun. My best suggestion is to get a bunch more hardscape materials--more than you'll actually use. Then, drain the tank and spend as much time as you need playing with the hardscape to make it something you like. Once the new hardscape looks just the way you like it, planting is usually easy.
 
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