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has been running set up like this for about 2-3 months.. had some mroe plants but the plcos liked em so i removed em. Will add more soon..

Your Ram is lovely & so is that wood

How did you embed your Video?

Here (number 48) are instructions for how to use youtube tags.
I know it's not the most obvious place - but it's much easier to add a new FAQ entry in our Catfish FAQ than in the Forum FAQ (neither of which anyone reads anyways ;) )

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Mats

very nice indeed. thanks for sharing. cheers jk

What type of tetras are those? They are very pretty.

Looks to be serpae tetra . (Sorry, the data sheet is quite empty at present - I just added it, as it's a relatively common fish).

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Mats

Doh, sorry, I should have been more specific, as I didn't watch the entire video. I mean the yellowish fish with the red finnage at around 2 minutes. They look to be albinos.

Edit: Now that I looked at them again, they don't look like tetras, but albino White Cloud Mountain Minnows (Tanichthys albonubes).

Now that I looked at them again, they don't look like tetras, but albino White Cloud Mountain Minnows (Tanichthys albonubes).

They look like Aphyocharax anisitsi to me.

racoll wrote: They look like Aphyocharax anisitsi to me.

Ah...you may be right. Thanks for the ID.

Sorry I have taken so long to reply, I have been MIA for some time now. As far as those tetras go they were sold to me as Bloodfin Tetras. http://wereallwet.com/bloodfin-tetra-care/

Aphyocharax anisitsi has the common name "Bloodfin tetra", so that's all good then.

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Mats

Ha, yeah I saw the scientific name right after posting that reply. Posted up a new vid of my tank with some sexy new driftwood I found :]