Aquariums - My first ever fish tank, really happy with how it turned out :D

My first ever fish tank, really happy with how it turned out :D
Ultra Low Tech Fish Bowl Aquascape
Studio Ghibli × Middle Earth vibes
Ronaldo better watch out
You greedy things know damn well that cookie isnt for either of you.
Triple storied housing.
My very first aquarium, I saw that Betta in a cup and had to take him home, I think he’s happy now.
Murphy's Law of Aquariums
Morty the weather loach. My husband thinks he is ugly, I think he is magnificent!
Started my first aquarium exactley 2 years ago, here are all my tanks since
Does it look good?
Any ideas what this bump is growing on my Oscar's pectoral fin?
My brother in law inherited a betta so I pulled out an old tank and threw this together for him. Came out so good I almost kept it for myself.
60+ Cory cat feeding frenzy! Love my cories, most of them are jumbo in size about 2.5 to 3in+.
Fishless cycling 30 gal tank.
Cherry barbs cohabitation
So got a couple of these beauties a week ago , shop advertised them as golden rams is that correct ?
Found My Neon Blue Goby After 4 Days Of Its Disappearance since the day i Bought it.Happy To See It Still Alive.
My mandarin moves like a hummmingbird. He’s so hard to capture with a macro lens.
New hear thought I'd share my first attempt at a planted tank.
(TOTAL BEGINNER) Should I buy this 2nd hand Ciano Emotions 120? (60G tank)

My first ever fish tank, really happy with how it turned out :D

Posted: 06 Jul 2020 01:23 PM PDT

submitted by /u/luissiul-
[link] [comments]

Ultra Low Tech Fish Bowl Aquascape

Posted: 07 Jul 2020 04:37 AM PDT

submitted by /u/KrishTheBaker
[link] [comments]

Studio Ghibli × Middle Earth vibes

Posted: 06 Jul 2020 07:15 PM PDT

submitted by /u/minhminhminhminh
[link] [comments]

Ronaldo better watch out

Posted: 07 Jul 2020 01:53 AM PDT

submitted by /u/citypsychologist
[link] [comments]

You greedy things know damn well that cookie isnt for either of you.

Posted: 07 Jul 2020 06:55 AM PDT

submitted by /u/Myfeesh
[link] [comments]

Triple storied housing.

Posted: 06 Jul 2020 10:44 PM PDT

submitted by /u/mac27inch
[link] [comments]

My very first aquarium, I saw that Betta in a cup and had to take him home, I think he’s happy now.

Posted: 07 Jul 2020 05:55 AM PDT

submitted by /u/shmevelevelyn
[link] [comments]

Murphy's Law of Aquariums

Posted: 07 Jul 2020 07:29 AM PDT

Stolen from a Facebook group!

The chances of an aquarium springing a leak are directly proportional to the amount of money you've spent on it.
Any ill or slow moving fish will develop warp capability the moment you stick a net in the tank.
There's no such thing as a non-gravid female livebearer.
You will discover that you have to do an emergency water change immediately after you finish mopping the floor.
If you've checked the filter, heater, lights, and tank for the set up you've just acquired, and it all works perfectly, the stand will collapse.
One aquarium is not enough, and two is too many.
As soon as you stick your hand in the aquarium for any reason, your nose will begin to itch.
You find the perfect specimen of a species you've been coveting for $20 right after you've obtained a lesser specimen for $80.
You find the perfect aquarium set-up new and on clearance right after you get the exact same one used for three times as much.
Equipment you hate will never wear out. Fish you hate will never die and will outlive you.
The fish you really want to keep gets too large for your current set-up, requires 50% water changes twice weekly, and won't eat anything but live foods.
Every purchaser of live plants is entitled to, free of charge, a substantial collection of snails.
You'll never be able to find that dead snail/fish before your tank fouls.
The local fish store never has any fish you want, but somehow you still manage to spend a hefty chunk of your paycheck there.
Your filter only stops working the night before you leave to go on vacation for two weeks.
If you have a fish that's a bully, and you remove the fish he's bullying to a different tank, that fish will immediately start to bully his new tank mates and the original bully will start picking on the next smallest fish. You keep removing the bullied fish until you now have 8 tanks all with their own bully.
No opening is too small for a fish to jump out of.
You make the 4 hour trip to the large aquarium store that you've always wanted to visit, only to discover that their entire stock is "under observation" and not for sale.
Everyone else's fish seem to go crazy for and thrive on expensive, high-quality flake food made with wholesome ingredients. You get a large canister based on recommendations, but your fish refuse to touch the stuff.
The fish group you belong to is full of beautifully planted aquariums with crystal clear water and gorgeous fishes, with not a speck of algae to be seen anywhere. Your tanks are completely coated with green 5 minutes after you scrape the glass and bleach all the decor.