Finally completed my biotope

[agamberutti]

Was going for a south american geophagus setup. Includes 30 lemon tetras, tapajo, heckelli, surinemasis, corys, and loaches. South american biotope aquarium: http://youtu.be/JIPs80f5IH8

[troy tucker]

its a nice take. to many bottom feeders. does look great.

[agamberutti]

its a nice take. to many bottom feeders. does look great.

Too many bottom feeders?

[mnemenoi]

Very nice tank and love the scape, lighting looks perfect

[agamberutti]

Thanks. Finished adding the corys, tapajo, and heckelli. Now I can sit back and enjoy

[agamberutti]

[mnemenoi]

I think the lemons were a great choice, really overlooked species that does amazing and terrifically colored when they hit adult size

[agamberutti]

Thanks, they have been my favorite tetra for awhile. They all just hang out together under the driftwood.

[troy tucker]

IMO>

[agamberutti]

Too many geos? Troy

[troy tucker]

No not really. My own Tapajo's never got a long with my surin.'s. But that doesn't mean that your wont. Cory's like bigger groups. Tapajo's will grow to be a big group. The lemon tetras are cool. I just think it needs more at the top. Just a thought.

[agamberutti]

Ya think the top looks empty because I have alot of surface agitation and they get blown around up there. Currently I have 6 tapajo, 7 heckelli, 1 female suri, 1 male steindechari, least 20 corys, 4 loaches, 30 lemon tetras, and 20 Buenos Aires tetras. I'm pretty much at full capacity.

[mnemenoi]

Maybe some Hatchetfish? A school of silvers or platinums would fill in the top perfectly and they love strong currents. Might have to thin some of the others, but its an option. Always liked my hatchet schools.

[agamberutti]

Would like to sell some of the geos. Have them dirt cheap but no one is interested

[mnemenoi]

LOL, we have Beena's still... I like em enough, but my favs are not really compatible... Want some Eel tailed Banjo catfish and a colony of flash plecos or maybe some clowns