DoubleDutch's tanks and fishies


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So awesome
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2 suprise-fry doing great
 

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Does it matter what type of leaf it is?
I know oak and beech are safe.
Maybe there are more.
I love beech cause it kind of regenerates in water.
 

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Some maintenance done at the main tank.772.jpg

Some other tanks
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Excuses for the reflections.
Having cyano in one smaller tank. Swapped the light-tube
 
That's my girl. she loves her veggies. Mine also love them, Our daughter made a fresh shredded salad with them and walnuts and cranberries for Thanksgiving, I personally prefer mine cooked, roasted, or steamed with butter and salt. Alison

Some maintenance done at the main tank.

Some other tanks


Excuses for the reflections.
Having cyano in one smaller tank. Swapped the light-tube
I have also been dealing with that in the 29 gallon tank . How are you going to get rid of it. I have heard of using antibiotics but am afraid to try it with the plecos, kuhlI loaches and catfish. Would it hurt any of them,or the nerite snails? Alison
 
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I first try changing lights and ferts. Worked earlier !!
 

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What is that round thing in the 1st picture, a rock? Or did you show your two cories how to play ball...!
ohhh that one hahaha.
This tank has been a disaster for some years. I did an experiment to put aquaculture balls (baked clay) in the substrate to improve bottomlife (bacteria). It did work The balls use to come to the surface now and then. Then I train my Corys hahaha
 
ohhh that one hahaha.
This tank has been a disaster for some years. I did an experiment to put aquaculture balls (baked clay) in the substrate to improve bottomlife (bacteria). It did work The balls use to come to the surface now and then. Then I train my Corys hahaha

As usual DoubleDutch your Corys are beautiful! I love your tanks!
 
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My yellow Paleatus passed away yesterday. why my favourite fishie grrrrrr. fd25c833141606a8c618f26737f397fe.jpg0dff274203f1d1a5db57a44fb636c8e6.jpge0330a5e85ee0891ce4aea275149bbf3.jpg Keeping a close eye on the others.
 
I'm sorry for your loss. I know how it feel losing your favorite fish is that the pretty lady in your avatar?
 
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I'm sorry for your loss. I know how it feel losing your favorite fish is that the pretty lady in your avatar?
Thanks.

Yeah, the pretty Mister.
 
Sorry about that, just assumed it was a lady fish lol. But may he swim in peace
 
So sorry to hear you've lost your yellow beauty, it's nice though that he has his place on Planet Catfish to be remembered.
 
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So sorry to hear you've lost your yellow beauty, it's nice though that he has his place on Planet Catfish to be remembered.
Very true !!! Just in time !
Thanks Coradee
 

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It's a shame I can't take a pic of the entire pack of venezuelans.
So awesome when they are on the move and0 20-25 corys cruise the tank !
 
They are all so corydorable (yes that is a Corydora pun)

How often do you have eggs/fry in your tanks (I'm assuming some are species only tanks?) what kind of shrimp are those?
 

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They are all so corydorable (yes that is a Corydora pun)

How often do you have eggs/fry in your tanks (I'm assuming some are species only tanks?) what kind of shrimp are those?
Thanks. I mainly have eggs from my aeneus. I leave them cause I can't get rid of the fry. Mostly they are eaten.
I have only one real species only tanks (aeneus) The others are mainly Corys and understocked ditherfish and two conmunitytanks with Corys.
 
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I was able to take a nice pic of my very dark female aeneus.
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Beautiful pictures as always, especially enjoyed the tank with all the vallisneria and cardinal tetras.

Btw, are those brussels sprouts the RCS are feeding on?
thanks @Fine97 Appreciated

Yes Brussels sprouts. My BN's and shrimp love those.
 
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Got them for two weeks now from my son who's moving house. In fact he has CPD's and microrasbora erythromicron.
I think the one in the pic is a crossbred.
 
Yes, I noticed the male (top) was showing off some different patterns then regular CPDs, it does sort of look liked it was crossed with microrasbora erythromicron.
Anyway, congrats on them (CPDs)!
 

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