Rio Poranga, Upper Rio Negro, Brazil
The 240L aquarium is built and composed of fine beige sand and a layer of…
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Continue ReadingLarger rocks and waterlogged wood pieces were later added to provide cover for the crayfish…
Continue ReadingThe habitat of such a fast-swimming fish as Barbodes binotatus, Mystacoleucus obtusirostris and Rhinogobius sp.
Continue ReadingThis 35L aquarium is based off of the Wacissa River tributary in Jefferson County, Florida,…
Continue ReadingThe 45L forms a shallow bank of a pool, filled with small twigs and leaf…
Continue ReadingThe biotope that I made this time is the habitat of the Channa cyanospilos –…
Continue ReadingMorichals are small rivers, streams or lagoons surrounded by Mauritia flexuosa, which is a palm…
Continue ReadingThe tank mimics a slow moving forest stream, so I used large roots at the…
Continue ReadingTo get as close as possible to the natural biotope, I used elongated, branched bogwood…
Continue ReadingThe bottom is completely covered with a layer of leaves, just like in nature, and…
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