Multi-Tank Syndrome - Confessions Of An MTS Sufferer By Littlefish

When your gobies are enjoying the sunshine in their quarantine tank. 

Thanks. 
I admit that I've got a bit carried away with my tanks, but there are so many lovely fish.
My male BN, Bertie, has got dark eyes, and a proper albino, like your Maurice, tends to have pale/red eyes.
The backgrounds on the tanks you mention, and all current tanks, are those plastic one's that are stuck on. I use a combination of double-sided tape around the edges, and the Jewel poster fix to keep the background attached. I admit that it had taken me a long time, many backgrounds, and a lot of smoothing out with a credit card to get the backgrounds as flat as they are, and I still get bubbles in them. I find that as soon as there is a crease or any crinkling, the background won't sit flat. I've tried so many different backgrounds in my tanks, including 3D/textured ones inside the tanks, and they've all had their problems.
 

Uh-oh, it sounds as though we have a second Littlefish in the making 

 

Mission accomplished.
I also got a few more marbled hatchets for that tank.
All have been acclimatised to the quarantine tank and seem to be making themselves at home.
The shrimp I bought were bumble bee shrimp. They are tiny little things, and very cute.
The snails are sort of dark olive/black(ish) horned nerites.
I got lots of S&P cories, and I can't wait until they've all completed their quarantine period so that they can join the others in the main tank. 

Also looking forward to lots of photos! Those shrimp look ace!

The salt & pepper corydoras in the quarantine tank seem to be getting the hang of mini wafers.
Managed to get a shrimp in shot as well. 

Also got a shot of one of the mudskippers at dinner time.
I've cropped the pic and put it alongside a picture taken April 2017 (on left).
The mudskippers have grown a bit longer, but have also got a lot stockier at the front end, and are now much deeper than their feeding bowls. 

I did end up spending quite a bit of time yesterday scrolling through previous posts and looking and old pictures of tanks & fish. I thoroughly enjoyed it. 

Goodness - I see what you mean.  There's absolutely no way that I could resist feeding that cutie if s/he were to peer out from the plants like that - even more difficult to resist than puppy-dog eyes!  [I take it the dwarf puffers' move to the tank next to your preferred armchair was a strategic move rather than coincidental. ]

Well done on the mudskippers' development. 

May I ask how the salt & pepper cories are doing? I've read of folk having difficulty with them and so was intrigued to know whether you were having any success?