Plants are set in, and I have the impression that some alage are starting to grow on them. I managed to anchor most of the stems using pieces of lead weights, but I had not enough, so a couple of them keep jumping up to the surface.
The rainbows are doing fine, although still quite scared: the first day it was impossible to even spot the males, whereas at least two of the three females were brave enough to have quick looks out of the protection of the roots. They eventually got most of the food: natural selection at work.... Today, day 3, they all jumped out as soon as food became available... They also appear to get along quite well with the archers....
Lost track of another glassfish. Yesterday it was impossible to see them around, today at least they were carefully swimming in the planted corner...
A couple of pics, nothing special, just eager to put the first shots in:
The rainbows are doing fine, although still quite scared: the first day it was impossible to even spot the males, whereas at least two of the three females were brave enough to have quick looks out of the protection of the roots. They eventually got most of the food: natural selection at work.... Today, day 3, they all jumped out as soon as food became available... They also appear to get along quite well with the archers....
Lost track of another glassfish. Yesterday it was impossible to see them around, today at least they were carefully swimming in the planted corner...
A couple of pics, nothing special, just eager to put the first shots in:
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