Atlanta Wildones

[Lee C]

Alenquer and Red Tucuriu pic

Test pic #1

[Lee C]

pic #2

[Lee C]

pic #3

[Proteus]

Oh that is so not fair....

Very nice specimens you have there...

btw, welcome to DF.com

[Lee C]

Oh that is so not fair....

Very nice specimens you have there...

btw, welcome to DF.com

Hey Proteus.....Thought I might stretch my legs with the Austrailians for a while. I have always wanted to visit your Barrier Reef with tanks in tow!
Lee 8)

[Lee C]

8)

[parasite]

welcome to DF, very nice fish you have there.

[flukes]

Great stuff, very nice..!!

[africandiscus]

Some of the best I have seen. WOW,WOW,WOW

[kalebjarrod]

welcome nice setup

are you using peat in your water?

[Lee C]

Hey Ryan,
I do not add peat.
My water comes out of the tap at 5 ppm and I run it through a drinking water filter into my holding vats which takes it down to 1 ppm. Then I add 1 teaspoon of instant ocean per 30 gallons.
Seems the dicsus enjoy the osmotic pressure.
Lee

[africandiscus]

The water out of Sydney tap is 130ppm. You have very soft water over there

[kalebjarrod]

they certainly seem to be enjoying it

i just asked as the first photo the water looked a little tanned

i think it was the background :wink:

[dreamer]

i want wilds ........

[Lee C]

Hey,
I looked at my previous post and made a mistake...I meant my tap was 50 PPM out of the tap LOL.
Sounds like Sydney has similar "liquid rock" to Miami Florida, also in close proximity to ocean.
In Northern Georgia, our water sources are from large reservoirs and lakes.
This is Lake Russel in N. Georgia...a koola place 8)

[the_oracle]

Those are awesome, Lee...............
8)

Regards,
sanie.