My Fish Tanks And Pictures (Littlefish)

Have just taken a few pictures of my tanks using my phone, so apologies for the quality. I hope I've attached the files properly.
I have a 70 litre tank with zebra and leopard fish, and one female variatus platy. Other female platies to join when babies are big enough. Will probably finish the tank with some small cories.
125 litre tank has 6 dwarf puffers, who gather for meals. May get a few more when these ones have settled.
200 litre tank houses 3 axolotls.

I am cycling the following tanks:
125L tank, which I hope to set up for hillstream loaches, perhaps a bulldog catfish plus some shoaling fish.
50L tank for standard and green tiger barbs
70L tank - undecided at the moment.

Thanks. I'm pleased with they way they have turned out.   
They have also taken a bit of trial and error, but so far so good.
I started with smaller tanks, and although it has been a bit expensive I'm so glad that I have upgraded to the largest tanks that I can fit into any available space.
I'm looking forward to starting my stream tank for hillstream loaches, catfish etc.

I hope that you have as much fun with your tank......arriving tomorrow!

Love those tanks.
What I call a serious case of multi tank syndrome

Lovely tanks, very impressed and a little envious you were able to accommodate your mts.

I only really have additional space for a quarantine/hospital tank (even with some serious rearranging) which I prefer to be empty and in the cupboard now that my tank is full.

Anne

Very nice tanks

I went to MA yesterday to get some more fish. I made it out without buying another tank (last 240L on sale, plus extra discount, with cabinet), but did the fish I'd gone for.

The 125 litre dwarf puffer tank has been rearranged slightly, and some of the artificial plants have been replaced with bunched plants. I also have some frogbit floating on top. I've now fully stocked this tank with dwarf puffers, so this tank is now complete. The dwarf puffers I bought yesterday seem to have settled in and are eating well. They are much smaller than the ones I've had since January, but I assume they will grow over the next few months.

I also put some more bunched plants and frogbit into the 70 litre tank which contained the zebra and leopard danios. There are also some v. platies - females only after the earlier baby issues. Baby momma and the two little ones have settled in nicely. Yesterday I completed the tank with some peppered corys. In fact I was over the moon this afternoon when I witnessed a cory fart - sorry I didn't manage to capture a picture of it for everyone. 

Baby daddy v. platy is still in his own tank, with more bunched plants and water lettuce.
The axolotls are doing well and I'm trying to decide what to do with the next tanks I have cycling. 

Cheers mate 

There doesn't seem to be a problem with both groups of dwarf puffers getting on and there wasn't too much hassle at dinner time. I've also spent ages watching the peppered cory, they have such a funny way of moving and searching through the sand.

They look great,  did you use a different phone or summat, the colours looks much better. Rather envious of your newty things (I'm not even going to try and spell it) are they fun to watch?

You should add your tanks to your forum profile LF, it'd be an impressive list.

If I had (or could create) your space, I can just imagine going through that very dilemma or having that 240L sale tank tempting me repeatedly. What are your thoughts on the situation now, or are you back from an early-morning visit to MA, with the 240L in process of being set up..?