Your current Fish tank Setups!

youll see about 5 tomorrow :P haha.

Just picked up a purple firefish for my tank :)

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You are making me jealous now. Marine tanks are awesome, I have just purchased a load of plants for my tropical tank. I am hoping this increases it's beauty.
 
SoSolid said:
You are making me jealous now. Marine tanks are awesome, I have just purchased a load of plants for my tropical tank. I am hoping this increases it's beauty.
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:P

My clowns have started "dancing" together, like nudging eachother then properly spazzing out.

Firefish is happily teasing my cleaner now, :D
 
Malt_Vinegar said:
Most Botia type loach will do the job, and gives you the scope for more perminant residence if the clown is not suitable :)
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my tank is only 60 litres so i think it is a bit small for a clown loach which it why it would only be temp.


ok i yanked them out :p didnt want to risk a snail infestation
 
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Heres my latest tropical tank:
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and one of my nano marine:

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and my sun coral :cool: & Scooter Blenny

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I also have a Tanganyikan setup which is fast being taken over by my Tropheus Bemba who won't stop breeding :rolleyes:
 
Guys,

Decide a little retail therapy is in order.

I've always liked fish tanks, and decided I want one :)

I've seen the Fluval Edge which I REALLY like the look of, and its just about the right size, good price etc.

However, I want tropical fish :) and I've been told this tank isn't suitable for them?

Can anyone confirm?

Or recommend a tank/setup similar to the edge? (I love the looks of it) that'll be suitable for tropical :)

Many Thanks,
Jake
 
Fluval Edge is fine for tropicals, they even sell a (very expensive) slimline 25W heater as an accessory.

Due to the size it's a bit limiting in what you can stock it with. Small shoal of neon tetra's or danios = win.
 
I don't want much, just some tetras and a few other little things, like guppies and a plec. I want one as I've always found one, it'll be theraputic, and...well I just want one :)

So Fluval Edge should be alright?
 
I was thinking of getting the Fluval 200 Roma. Would this be big enough to have a nice variety of decent fish in? Is there a sort of sweet spot size wise?
 
Phate said:
I don't want much, just some tetras and a few other little things, like guppies and a plec. I want one as I've always found one, it'll be theraputic, and...well I just want one :)

So Fluval Edge should be alright?
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I wouldn't put a Plec in one. It'll outgrow the tank in months. A Bristlenose would perhaps be OK.

Maximum you could really put in the Edge would be say 6 Neons, a couple of guppies and a Bristlenose.
 
thats cool :)

Whats a good heater apart from the nice looking expensive one? What would be sufficient for it? :)
 
Phate said:
thats cool :)

Whats a good heater apart from the nice looking expensive one? What would be sufficient for it? :)
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Anything 25W would be fine. The Edge one is small and slim which is nice.

John_V85 said:
I was thinking of getting the Fluval 200 Roma. Would this be big enough to have a nice variety of decent fish in? Is there a sort of sweet spot size wise?
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Aye, that's more like a proper sized tank ;)

Also worth taking a look at the slightly more expensive Bow fronted Vicenza 180. Comes with an external filter and pre drilled piping through the base which makes for a tidier looking tank.
 
Looks like I'm finally winning the algae war in my tank.

I bought an air pump with an air stone with phosphate treatment. Although algae is slowly returning it's taking less time. I normally have to clean the glass weekly but it's been three weeks now. I've also changed the lighting too. Fingers crossed.
 
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