i guess ill show mine. =)

[blueknight0303]

size: 35g (running for more than a year)
filter: FLUVAL U2
heater: Fluval m150
air pump: whisper 100
CO2: FLuval CO2 88
lights: sunbeam T5 HO
circulation: Aqueon pump 500
plants:
Frogbit
Cabomba
Watersprite(recently trimmed)
Amazon Sword
Blyxa (not sure which one)
Pennywort(or its chinese ivy)
Java Moss
Java Fern (which for some reason, the only plant striving..)
and some random floating plant that i have forgotten what its called.

residents:
Koi Angel x1
Sword Guppy x5
Platinum Guppy x1
Cobra Guppy x1
hybrid (endlers/guppy) x2
random guppy x2
endlers x2
female gupps and endlers x4 (about to be sent on my breeding/fry tanks)
angelicus botia x3
peppermint cory x2
yoyo botia x2
albino longfin Bristlenose pleco (SM) x1
bristlenose pleco (md) x2 (sm) x1
rubberlip pleco x1
clown pleco x1
siamese algae eater x2 (which in a few months i have to put them on a different tank bcoz i dont want to stump their growth..)

[Aquaticfinatic]

Looking good. Would look sweet with a black background. Make the colours pop 

[blueknight0303]

size: 10g (running for more than 6 months)
filter: fluval Nano Internal Filter
CO2: Fluval CO2 20 mini
heater: none
light: T8 aqueon floramax & marineland moonlight LED

plants:
cryptocoryne parva (i think??)
java moss
Blyxa (not sure which one.)
banana plant
dwarf baby tears (or is it HC? not sure..)
dwarf hair grass
dwarf sword grass
salvini (not in the pic but i have it.)
anubias

residents:
nerite snail.. (very old one)
ramhorn snail (lots)
assassin snail x2
cherry shrimps
rili shrimps
crystal red shrimps
amano shrimp x1
otocinclus 7~8ish...

[blueknight0303]

Looking good. Would look sweet with a black background. Make the colours pop  

thanks! but i kinda like to keep the back visible as to when i do the maintenance i would be able to check the corners at the back to make sure fish waste and dead plants arent left alone in the hiding spots behind the malaysian drift woods. but maybe i will put a background if i dont feel lazy  

[blueknight0303]

10gallon(exactly 1 week)
filter: aqueon quiet flow internal filter
CO2: fluval CO2 20 mini (just using 1 chamber)
Lights: Aqueon compact mini 50/50 , marineland 5100k , marineland hidden LED

plants
cryptocoryne parva (not sure)
java moss
moss balls
Blyxa (not sure which one.)
dwarf baby tears (or is it HC? not sure..)
dwarf hair grass
dwarf sword grass
salvini
anubias
(i might add ludwigia or wysteria...)

residents:
otocinclus x1
amano shrimp x1
trumpet snails x7
(every resident was added today)

[Dan]

The stump on your 35 gal is awsome! I like the moss you have growing on top of it...looks cool.

[blueknight0303]

thanks! it looked ugly for the first 3 months. takes alot of trimming too! all it takes is just a small java moss rhizome to attach itself on the piece then trim everything else and let it grow until it surrounds the whole area.

[exv152]

Nice tanks. I would create a separate thread for each build. On your 10g, what kind of substrate are you using there? Is it stratum or AS?

[blueknight0303]

thank you! its all stratum =)

[exv152]

Looks like you managed to plant some HC in the stratum. That's not always easy.

[blueknight0303]

nope! i have to put a weight ontop of them for the first few months... not weeks but months.. and sometimes my oto cats try to squeeze under the HC and ends up uprooting them -_-

[Dan]

What type of drift wood is that in your new 10G and were did ou get it? I like the paleness of it!

Does stratum keep your PH low?

[blueknight0303]

The one that i just recently? its a fake driftwood from petsmart.

but the old 10g has 3 small malasyan driftwood combined with coral rock pieces to balance the ph.

This is just the regular stratum by fluval and it doesnt keep my ph low. its because of the Co2 that makes my go down.

[Aud]

Love that 35g good job!

[charlie]

great work , thanks for sharing.
It would appear you are afflicted with the disease many of us suffer from
Keep us updated.
Regards

[blueknight0303]

thanks!

its so addictive... im planning to make my 65 a planted tank this summer too...