Aqua Nano 40 - 55L

Hi all,

When i recently got back into fish keeeping I used the Think Fish forums for info, ideas etc. Now 4/5months down the road my tank and fish are looking healthy and happy so I wanted to share some of my photos so far. I currently have 1 Male Betta, 6 Celestial Danios, 7 Green Neon Tetra, 6 Black Phantom Tetra, 4 Salt and Pepper Corydoras and 8 Japonica Shrimp.

otto close up

There are 2 ways to put pics in a post.
If you want one in the proper post, you need to upload your phots to a site like photobucket and put the img code in the text.
Or you can use the small pics under the text like Daniel has done.
Under the box where you type you'll see "Attachments and other options" Click on that and you'll see a box labelled browse. Use that to locate your pic on your computer and click on the pic. For more than one, click on 'more attachments' and repeat. The only problems are the size you are allowed (I always have to resize mine) and the fact you can only attach 6 pics per post so if you have lots you have to do more than one post.


edited for spelling

Thanks both, will try to put pic in my fishless cycle thread

Tried but file was too big. No pics from me 

You need to crop it or resize it to make it a smaller file.  If you don't know how, post a new thread and Iwill go through it for you.  I will need to know what operating system you are using.

Thought I would do an update pic since my last photo was in May. I have lost a small amount of my stock over the last 4 months and havn't replaced any as of yet.

My current stock is:

3 Endlers
4 Black Phantom tetra (did have 6)
3 Celestial Danios (did have 6)
5 Green neon tetras (did have 6)
4 salt and pepper corydoras
8 japonica shrimp

And if not, where did you get them?  They look fantastic!

So thought I would update my tank as its been a while since my last post on here,

Current stock list is:

2 Endlers
4 Black Phantom tetra
3 Green neon tetras
6 Ember tetras
4 salt and pepper corydoras
6 japonica shrimp
9 cherry shrimp
5 Bleher's rainbowfish (will move to the 200L once big enough)