Recent content by Thomas McMillan

This has the makings of a good triangular composition. I like the tank size too, I'd quite like a tank this shape.

I still think Rummies are the fish for this scape. ;) My Nerites have never laid eggs, and even if they do I'm sure it won't post that much of a problem.

I do :lol: that's a minor issue in the scape, though. You'll sort it out. Like the other guys are saying, it's best to trim it down. Maybe not to the substrate, but about 5mm above.

Cool, I can recommend TGM's graded gravel - very nice stuff and cheap too. Keep us posted! :D

This has the makings of a nice-looking jungle scape, nice one. ;)

Any update on this? ;)

Glad to hear you sorted it - that's a good catching technique too! Post some pics when it's all set up again ;)

:lol: I know what you mean. It really annoys me when singers go on Britain's Got Talent. Why? WHY? Go on the X Factor if you're a singer.

I can't be the only one who watches this - anyone else? Come on Andy, I can count on you - me and you were X Factor buddies. :lol: I know a lot hasn't happened so far, but I'll be supporting these guys this year. Is that good or is that good? ;)

No.4 for me too, it's very different but works well - which is good, you want to be different.

Don't forget Cau-aqua guys! I'm being lazy and can't remember the URL :|

I don't think anyone can predict fish behaviour, it depends on the fish. Having said that, at 6cm they aren't large fish and small Rainbowfish aren't known for eating shrimp. I think you'll be ok, but you can only try it and see what happens. I've never kept them though.

The two main pros to getting a mac IMO is the great design, and the fact that there aren't many viruses for Mac's around, they tend to last a lot longer than Windows.

And they weren't exactly cheap to begin with! Ah well, we can dream eh. :cry:

As long as the gravel is fine enough and not sharp or anything, then they'll be fine. I'm pretty sure they'll be okay with those rainbows too.