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Hi! I’m trahana, or KT, and this will be a thread that keeps track of what’s going on in my tanks. Feel free to ask questions or just make comments, I love talking about my fish.

Here’s my 40 gallon breeder, I’ve just rescaped it to have nice sand and I added more plants as well as the rocks and drift wood. During Christmas I splurged on this tank, buying a new light(aquaworx Orion), Co2 setup, fluval stratum and lots of plants. Originally the tank only housed anubias, Moss, algae and a red variant plant(maybe amazon sword) as a low tech low light tank. $700 dollars later and I’ve gone high tech for the first time.
I have ten white cloud minnows, six kuhlI loaches, two glow light tetras, two black skirt tetras, four hillstream loaches, five gobies, three shrimp and 1 black racer nerite.

My boss male Goby, I have a total of 5 white cheeked gobies each with their own personality. The boss male is the brightest and biggest. He also build nests the fastest, he built this one in just a couple hours. They are very photogenic, often looking at the camera too!

One of my Hillstream Loaches, I have three spotted ones and one with bars, what an interesting color variant. They zoom around on the leaves and tank walls, rarely swimming in open water.

The only three shrimp I have, quite social since I always find them together. Two males and a female.

My 5g, currently hosts a baby betta and nine golden neocardina shrimp. I’m hoping that growing up with shrimp keeps the betta from eating them when he is older.

My divided tank. Shimmer is a female betta with long fins, she’s the blue on the left. I bought her as a baby and at about a year old she suffered slight fin melt. After recovering her fins started to grow again, and have continued to do that slowly for the last three and a half years. What weird and wonderful thing, she’s the most beautiful betta ever.
Ruffles on the right side has ruffled fins, or otherwise called curled fins. I drew his alter ego as a gentleman vampire wearing ruffles.
I’ll introduce my other bettas later.

Here’s my 40 gallon breeder, I’ve just rescaped it to have nice sand and I added more plants as well as the rocks and drift wood. During Christmas I splurged on this tank, buying a new light(aquaworx Orion), Co2 setup, fluval stratum and lots of plants. Originally the tank only housed anubias, Moss, algae and a red variant plant(maybe amazon sword) as a low tech low light tank. $700 dollars later and I’ve gone high tech for the first time.
I have ten white cloud minnows, six kuhlI loaches, two glow light tetras, two black skirt tetras, four hillstream loaches, five gobies, three shrimp and 1 black racer nerite.

My boss male Goby, I have a total of 5 white cheeked gobies each with their own personality. The boss male is the brightest and biggest. He also build nests the fastest, he built this one in just a couple hours. They are very photogenic, often looking at the camera too!

One of my Hillstream Loaches, I have three spotted ones and one with bars, what an interesting color variant. They zoom around on the leaves and tank walls, rarely swimming in open water.

The only three shrimp I have, quite social since I always find them together. Two males and a female.

My 5g, currently hosts a baby betta and nine golden neocardina shrimp. I’m hoping that growing up with shrimp keeps the betta from eating them when he is older.

My divided tank. Shimmer is a female betta with long fins, she’s the blue on the left. I bought her as a baby and at about a year old she suffered slight fin melt. After recovering her fins started to grow again, and have continued to do that slowly for the last three and a half years. What weird and wonderful thing, she’s the most beautiful betta ever.
Ruffles on the right side has ruffled fins, or otherwise called curled fins. I drew his alter ego as a gentleman vampire wearing ruffles.
I’ll introduce my other bettas later.

















































































