My 30g C. cyanurus tank

[garrison]

Well, I've had this up for about a year and a half or so. I figure it'd be nice to post some pics.

This is the tank as a whole.

from the right

from the left

they seem to like swimming around in the java moss

I never have any problems finding all seven of them as they all immediately come up for food when they see movement.

My cyanurus are happy and probably the friendliest newts I own. On the negative side, this will be one of the most difficult things I have to move in a couple of months when my rental agreement is up. Honestly, I'd have more aquariums if it weren't for that little detail.

 

[ryan]

I love it!! Its to bad you have to move.

 

[peter]

Amazing tank!!

 

[jennifer]

Great tank! I love the way you have the flat rocks stacked to make a sloping island. Where did you find the rocks? And are they attached in any way, or just holding each other up?

 

[coen]

In my opinion, the stones look like an accident waiting to happen if they are not attached to each other.

The rest looks nice though!

 

[garrison]

When I used to breed african cichlids I would have an extensive, and tested, stack of flat rocks, usually limestone, in my tank. These rocks I just got from a landscaping distributor downtown. I have them interlocked in a stable manner and no movement, even of the tank itself can bring them down. I always make sure to try moving the rocks in every direction possible to ensure stability before risking my animals with them.

I wish I could find something to put on the top of the partially submerged rock so I could get some liverwort to "root", possibly some mosses too. I know that soil would get all over in there