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Old 09-09-2012, 09:03 PM   #1
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A PFR tank 120-G


Hi PTF! Just wanted to share a PFR tank that is slowly in the works. The tank is slow growing with lots of moss.

The tank has a long way to grow, I suspect 1-3 months of filling in. In any case I have a few cell phone pictures and I will do my best to update when I get free time. Sorry for the crappy photo quality, Im going to take some decent photos as soon as I can.







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Old 09-09-2012, 10:19 PM   #2
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Wow nice. Thanks for sharing!
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beautiful tank, i would love to see some more pics.
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That's incredible. A real paradise for painted fire reds. Would you ever consider another species that looks good with the reds? Maybe Blue Bees?


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Nice. I love moss. we need more pics.
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How did you grow all of that moss that way?? Awesome!
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I do agree.. How? And what Moss is it? Looks to be Taiwan moss based on its fronds..


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Wait a year or two and see if you can cull out the lower grades before they reduce the stock.

I think I'll have to catch all the high grades then kill off the leftovers, no way to get them all any other way in a fully planted tank.

Fine in a bare bottom tank.
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Wait a year or two and see if you can cull out the lower grades before they reduce the stock.

I think I'll have to catch all the high grades then kill off the leftovers, no way to get them all any other way in a fully planted tank.

Fine in a bare bottom tank.
You can't catch the leftovers? 😨


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These shrimp are about 1.5-2 years in the making now. I have to rid the tank soon of these bugs, I would like to try something blue for sure and will look into this for the next go around. Then again I could always bring one or 2 of the Altums in the tank for a day or 2.


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Oh man!!!! If you're going to just ditch them, there are about 150 ppl here who would love to pay just shipping for them. Or charge a dollar a pop and you've got like $400 there lolol.


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I never liked putting fish or shrimp in bags, Im more use to removing them. I have a friend coming to pick up a bunch of them. There will always be plenty, there are hundreds of babies everywhere. It will be fine to get the macro lens out soon.
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Fts!
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very nice..more picture..
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Blue bolts would look spiffy eh?
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