United States, South Carolina, Lexington
North American fish are really nice to me, so I always try to get to know new species. With this small 96-liter aquarium, I would like to introduce you to the wonderful world of Congaree Creek. It is currently inhabited by 8 Enneachantus chaetodon and some snails. I colored the water with alder cones to tea color and the leaves and tree branches also added to this.
The substrate is a mixture of sand, gravel and small pebbles, which is already nicely covered by leaf litter. Congaree Creek is especially nice to me because it has very special wildlife, be it fish, amphibians, mammals or plants. The aquarium is heavily vegetated, so the fish can find enough hiding places and occupy their own small area. Tree branches and roots cast nice shadows on the darker parts.
- GPS
- 33.9426880, -81.0324478
- Geographical region
- Northern America
- Drainage Basin
- Lower Saluda
- River catchment
- Congaree River
- Water body type
- Creek
- Water body name
- Conagree Creek
- Water body part
- Meander
- Water body course
- Middle course
- Water body: tributary of
- River
- Tributary name
- Conagree River