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krisw
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20G Jungle...

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It's not really much of an aquascape, but I've found that if you want infinite places for apistos to guard and breed in, throwing in a lot of moss, stargrass, hygrophilia, and some utricularia will go a long way toward having a huge mass of plant matter all the time!
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krisw wrote:It's not really much of an aquascape...
Maybe not to you...it's still looking pretty good for a breeding tank!
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Archie wrote:
krisw wrote:It's not really much of an aquascape...
Maybe not to you...it's still looking pretty good for a breeding tank!
Agreed!

Frankly, I like jungles. They are far more natural looking than pruned aquascapes.

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Post by Aaron »

I think I see a couple apistos on the right there. They certainly have plenty of spaces to hide now. :)
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Thanks for the comments guys! Yeah, on the right one is an apisto, and the other is one of many of HUGE trumpet snails in this tank. I don't know whether it's the plants or the aquasoil or what, but the trumpet snails in this tank dwarf any others I've kept.
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I think it looks pretty good!!
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