Any help gratefully appreciated

[Pricey32]

So im totally rescaping my tank in the new few weeks/months. its been going just over a year but as much as i love it the time has come to change things up as its gone abit stale.Its a fluval roma 200 litre which im planing to stock with around 20 Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish & Around 6-10 Corydora. my plan is to model things on the region itself to make it as accurate as possible.

So any useful website or inputs would be great

Im after low demanding plants
Background & foreground - Found around indonesia
Substrate ideas also

Im doing research myself also but like i say any iput would be a great help

Thanks as always - Pricey

 

[PARAGUAY]

Hi Pricey, many of the fish in Asia share similar water,conditions to South America as example and if not a true biotope Java Fern is good choice on wood. You really cant do better than the tutorial on "The Soil Substrate and Dirted Planted Tank "for substrate info.You may get more ideas(plants or decor) with a look at Biotope Contest entries in the events section were specific areas are detailed

 

[Pricey32]

Hi Pricey, many of the fish in Asia share similar water,conditions to South America as example and if not a true biotope Java Fern is good choice on wood. You really cant do better than the tutorial on "The Soil Substrate and Dirted Planted Tank "for substrate info.You may get more ideas(plants or decor) with a look at Biotope Contest entries in the events section were specific areas are detailed

thanks il take a gander through, may need some inspiration anyway... Thanks for the help

 

[Smells Fishy]

Biotopeone is a good site with loads of articles to interest you.

 

[Pricey32]

Biotopeone is a good site with loads of articles to interest you.

Ok brill will check that one out thanks...

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[alto]

Swap the corydoras for gobies

Pseudogobiopsis tigrellus

Stiphodon sp gobies are also reported from Papua NG (though I couldn't find specific to the Mamberamo River system) & likely more available than above species

Several sources seem to suggest a sand substrate
Some plants - Vallisneria, Microsorum, Aponogeton, Ceratopteris, Bolbitis (heteroclita sp), Nymphaea,

Sounds like a great project

 

[Pricey32]

Swap the corydoras for gobies

Pseudogobiopsis tigrellus

Stiphodon sp gobies are also reported from Papua NG (though I couldn't find specific to the Mamberamo River system) & likely more available than above species

Several sources seem to suggest a sand substrate
Some plants - Vallisneria, Microsorum, Aponogeton, Ceratopteris, Bolbitis (heteroclita sp), Nymphaea,

Sounds like a great project

Brilliant thanks for the help alto, im planning to start either end of this month or feb. When i do il do a journal like lasg time to keep everyone up to date

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