Bit suspicious

Bob
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Getting fishy around here again, been a long long time. Hope I can drop a pic in.

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Awesome. love the scape, are they gouramis or rainbows?
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Hi Frank,
I have three pearl gourami in there at the moment plus three clown loaches that are not so obvious. Will be adding a few Siamese algae eaters in a couple of weeks to keep any BBA under control. School of harlequins and maybe a red tail shark to finish.
Slowly slowly but should be done in six to eight weeks depending on nitrogen cycle
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Good stuff, keep us posted. Cheers.
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Hi Bob,
That's one good looking tank and I agree slowly is the best way to go about it.
Cheers,
Heintz.GSometimes when I reflect back on all the beer I drink I feel ashamed. Then I look into the glass and think about the workers in the brewery and all of their hopes & dreams. -
If the update is not here will try a different method again shortly.
About 8 weeks along with almost complete stock. Possible Red Tailed Black Shark, Fighter and opposite gender mosaic gourami to add, 20 harlequins and 6 kuhli have settled in well though I only rarely see the kuhli.
Second shot a today shot. Have just seen two of the kuhli!
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Looking good Bob, real good to hear from you as well
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I am liking this setup at the moment.
The 6x2x2 is up for a refurb and should be running within the next 14.
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Looking at me looking at you, 1 of 6 released just over a week ago, there are multiple kuhli still as I see numbers simultaneously. Too many hiding places but they seem to like it and are becoming more adventurous.
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Love my loaches but not easy to get all three in one shot.
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Things are getting a bit out of control, in need of a tidy up I think.
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Things continued to get worse, took some action today but will need to make a determined effort to keep on top of things.
Duck weed which seems to have snuck in on a couple of plants is covering much of the surface competing for light and nutrients, absolute pain to get rid of but have made a start and will be part of a daily routine til gone.
Second photo is after the “harvest”, third photo in the duck weed before removal of most of it today.