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  1. Stickleback

    The Kraken Archipelago of Vietnamesia

    Sadly, I have no idea. I have never seen it before, only in Vietnam. Maybe someone else can help....
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    The Kraken Archipelago of Vietnamesia

    More old pics
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    The Kraken Archipelago of Vietnamesia

    Hi Faizal, sorry, hadn’t realised I had given so little detail, here it is: Aquarium Details Location: Vietnam Size: L140 x W80 x H60cm 15mm glass Lighting is just from natural light, I have planted that small jungle behind it to stop too much light getting through. It also makes a great...
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    The Kraken Archipelago of Vietnamesia

    Hi Guys Thanks for the comments. I am not actually sure of the plant or animal species because here in vietnam everything is obviously labeled in vietnamese. Some of the plants and fish I have caught in the wild including the needle fish I have shown below. Many of the emersed plants are...
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    The Kraken Archipelago of Vietnamesia

    I have finally started a journal. I'll start it off with a little video...
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    The Karoo Dream

    Great piece of wood. Reminds me of Cthulhu!
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    The Banyan Forests of Stickleback Island

    Cheers. The trailing plant was Creeping fig - Ficus pumila. It grew really well with just the roots dangling in the aquarium, in fact I started it as a large cutting with the stump in the water. It is also supposedly very good for improving the water quality although I'm not sure in what way. I...
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    The Banyan Forests of Stickleback Island

    Cheers guys, very kind of you. Had to take the tank down though cos I have moved to Vietnam. Have just got here and in the process of setting myself up with a pad with a balcony so I can set up a tank. They love aquariums out here and they have some great planted tank shops. I have shipped all...
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    The Banyan Forests of Stickleback Island

    The bird is a Indian Mynah that I rescued and hand reared in when I was living in Malaysia. I brought her back legally, in the middle of the bird flu crises! The tank is a couple of year old now and yeah the wood is really settling in. I will try and get some macro shots of it cos the moss is...
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    The Banyan Forests of Stickleback Island

    Some old pics I found of the setup.
  11. Stickleback

    54L Fire Amongst Green (final photos, scape completed)

    Re: 50L Green and Green That's a beautiful tank.
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    English woodland Long overdue update

    Re: English woodland FISH IDEA,S NEEDED PLSE English Woodland? Surely there's only one fish to chose... Stickleback :wave:
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    The Banyan Forests of Stickleback Island

    Re: Stickleback Island There isn't really a back. It is viewed from 3 sides and the other is where the light comes in. It makes it quite hard to figure out the right way to plant it. Here it is looking murky after a clean. R
  14. Stickleback

    Temple- 3l pico

    Yeah, I lived in Malaysia for a couple of years. I used to catch all the fish I kept from the local rivers. I caught Needle fish on Tioman. They were amazing to look at and I have never seen them for sale anywhere. I saw my first planted tank at in KL. There is an amazing aquatics shop there.
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    Temple- 3l pico

    I really like the idea. That's the sort of thing that needs algae on it. Hope you stick with it, cos it will look really good after a year or two. How are you liking Singapore? Have you been to the Botanical Gardens yet? One of the best in the world. R
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    The Banyan Forests of Stickleback Island

    Re: Stickleback Island Yeah I made the frame from some old door panels I had lying around. When your inlets are made of exhaust pipes you can't get fussy about these things. Maybe it should be called Scrapheap Island. I am a bit :oops: about the look of the tank. I went low tech, natural...
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    The Banyan Forests of Stickleback Island

    Having had my tank for a year and a half, I thought I should start a journal. I have been reluctant to put pictures up, I continually though it would be just how I want it in a months time. It still isn't, but it definitely will be in a month or so ;) Thanks to everyone on here for all the...
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    Deserted island journal

    Re: Desert island journal Hi This is a bit like the project that I am working on and it has been really fun. I am growing Ficus Benghalensis AKA Banyan from seed, on a piece of wood sticking out of the tank. The reason I chose Banyan is because the root structure is so interesting. The roots...
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