WY's: Jungle River

[cheng wei jian]

Impressive set-up well done, thumbs up!

[Beerman]

Originally Posted by wei_yuan86

Just thought to share my biotope set-up featuring wild discus, Altums and L600s pseudas

Where they live:


Wild Brown:



Alenquer Semi-Royal:




Group Shot:

Very nice!

[RAW]

very nice set up

[wei_yuan86]

Originally Posted by infoate

Stunning biotope! Beautiful colouration on the fishes, showing that they love their home!

Thanks I can only hope they do.

Originally Posted by yanki2

The hiding pipe for the pleco spoil the pic. maybe can hide it or conceal it with sand will look nicer.

My priority is my L600 pseudas so I really don't mind have the ceramic caves in there. If the sand is too high, lots of dirt and waste will get trapped

Originally Posted by Brichardi

Nice set up, a little bit too many woods imho. I think quantity wise.....enough fishes as those discus and AA will grow bigger. Well done, thanks for sharing!

I do think there is a little too many woods in there. So what I did recent is to stack them higher, to free up bottom space.

Fishes wise, already taken all the red line torpedo barbs and a handful of other misc fishes to free up space and bioload. But boy, was it hard to net them out. Took me a good 3-4 hours just to get the barbs out

[wei_yuan86]

Originally Posted by cheng wei jian

Impressive set-up well done, thumbs up!

Originally Posted by Beerman

Very nice!

Originally Posted by RAW

very nice set up

Thanks guys

[Brichardi]

Originally Posted by wei_yuan86

I do think there is a little too many woods in there. So what I did recent is to stack them higher, to free up bottom space.

A couple of super huge woods will be optimum (rather than many smaller woods) but I do understand from your point of view as we rather used our existing ones than buy new... as super huge woods are very costly. Well done anyway bud!

[wei_yuan86]

Originally Posted by Brichardi

A couple of super huge woods will be optimum (rather than many smaller woods) but I do understand from your point of view as we rather used our existing ones than buy new... as super huge woods are very costly. Well done anyway bud!

Contrary to that, I personally prefer have smaller pcs to work ontop of a singular big piece. It is more aesthetically pleasing for me la...

But what you've mentioned is good, in the aspect that depending on the fishes you keep (ie. pseudas), the bigger DWs will definitely be better since they love to help you redecorate the hardscape for you every night!

[Jon-san]

Solid setup, bro. Wild discus coming back strongly this year, thanks to u guys.

[RELAX]

I think wild discus are unique,hv their raw beauties
nice setup

[TRIX]

Really super amazing and job well done