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Great-looking blackwater habitat.
I really like your black substrate. It really makes your plants pop! That's what I have for my new aquarium... I've got a spot for it and all, I just haven't set it up yet. I need to move the aquarium where I want the new one to go. Problem is there's no electrical outlet where I want to move my guppy tank. So having to call in an Electrician to run some electrical line to the fuse box and put in a new outlet is not going to be cheap. It wouldn't be bad if I was working but we're both disabled. But I digress....
Here is a full shot of the 29. The Manzanita floating around in there is temporary (waterlogged for new setup) until I set up my new aquarium and I am thinking about adding a Red Tiger Lotus to the tank. Tell me what you think about this!
My favorite section of my aquarium. I always see Shrimp and Snails popping in and out of these little caves I made. It is really entertaining!
A side view of the tank, and probably one of my favorite images of this tank so far! The wood to the left is temporary. 
Yup, I must say that I love my Lambchops as well! Every time I come in my room and they hear the door open there they are, flocking the top corner begging like little puppy dogs for food! Don't get me wrong, the Neon Tetras cautiously come up for their food, but they are much more skittish. The Rasboras also follow my arm when I have to trim plants or change their water while the Neons hide in the dense foliage. The Rasboras are definitely the more entertaining ones and probably one of my favorite schooling fish at this point!Some great aquascaping skills that I don’t have are at play here. Cannot wait for the 10 gallon to be ready.
I think my favourite part of your 29 gallon has to be the lambchops!
You should name the tank "Supernatural" as the plants aren't "natural" and it looks "super!"
state right now. It is just so messy with plant growth as I have not been able to keep up with trimming! However, I plan to revitalize this tank once have more time off to do some maintenance. Here is some of the latest;
Here is the status of my two fish tanks right now. The 29g is in a kind of sad
Full shot; Everything is getting too messy and out of control in there! However, everyone loves it! I see baby snails and shrimp everywhere, the fish are always grooving amongst the plants, and the shrimp always make appearances now from the sheer number of them out! I usually see about 25-30 at a time now, and I even found an Orange Neocardinia shrimp that I did not purchase! Awesome!
This is a side and top view of the aquarium, see what I mean? The plants are just everywhere!
All of my young Crypts in what I aptly called Crypt Corner. Catchy isn't it?
Here are some Shrimp on the big rock, the one on the right is Berried!
I wondered what the heck that stalk in the middle was, only to realize that Anubias get flowers! This will be my very first Anubias flower, I am so excited for it to open for the first time!
Here is the new 10 gallon after the first major trim! Plants are doing very well and I estimate that it will be another week or two until the tank is shrimp safe with water parameters. In a few months I will put a Betta in there!
