[driftwoodhunter]

That does look good! How long has it been set up? I also use low light and I don't use co2, but I am going to give Flourish Excel a try in one of my tanks to see if I like it.

btw, I'm not sure what photo host you use (to run out of room) but the Image Hosting here is fantastic - I have pages & pages of pics stored here...

 

[driftwoodhunter]

That Aponogeton is amazing! What a focal plant!

You may want to try TPT's Image Hosting - it sounds like you like to share tons of pics like me - lol. If you scroll to the top of the page you will see "Image Hosing" right under the word "Tank" in The Planted Tank banner. Click on it, and you can pull images from whatever photo hosting site you use (I use Picasa folders on my hard drive). Presently we have unlimited photo storage here on TPT - I think I'm up to something like 18 pages! Give it a try and see how you like it...I love it.

 

[driftwoodhunter]

To post the pic;

1 = click on Image Hosting up by the top banner, that brings you to your photos you've saved to Image Hosting.
2 = when you decide what pic you want to post, scroll below it and left click on Image URL (the forth row down, under the pic). That will highlight the URL in blue.
3 = right click on the now-highlighted blue bar, and choose "copy".
4 = start your post/message in the message box at the bottom of the thread page - just like you were going to write a reply to a thread. Right click on the yellow square box with a landscape in it, it's the next-to-last icon in the top of the message box.
5 = when you click on that yellow landscape box, you will get a pop up box that prompts you to add the URL of your image. To do so, first delete the "http" that's already in there, highlighted in blue. Then right click to paste your pic's URL, the one you just copied on your Image Hosting page. That will insert your pic into the message.

I'm not the greatest at explaining things - I hope I wasn't too convoluted! lol

oops! edited to change step 5. I had to go through the steps, and realized I don't know my left from my right - lol

 

[driftwoodhunter]

I found the Least Killies! It was like a Where's Waldo contest - lol

I'm interested in your weird guppies - what makes them so different?

Lots of good projects started, and the bedside tank is wonderfully lush, but am I reading this right? It's a 15g tank, and it's going to be stocked with this;
Fauna:
5x least killifish
5x 2-3 week old guppy fry
2x African Dwarf frog
2x RCS
Soon to add:
6x sparkling gourami
6x celestial pearl danios
and ill be gathering up a few more shrimp from my other tanks as well


I'm no expert, but that sounds like far too much for a 15 to me. I'd be interested to know what those with more knowledge/experience than me say...