Some pics of the tank, new greenery with my new camera

[Southernfryedyankee]

I LOVE this camera, it put my old 1 to shame. I cannot wait till my bacterial bloom disappears because the pics are gonna be SICK.

[Southernfryedyankee]

[~firefly~]

Wow. Nice photos! Is the tank cycled already?

Make sure your anubias aren't buried or in a couple of months they'll rot (best attached to wood or stones where they'll root fast).

Looking fantastic.

[luke77]

Man awesome job. Love that driftwood.

[Southernfryedyankee]

THANK YOU. Yes it had been previously been running with fish (within 3-4 days), all I did was, clean the tank, add driftwood and just maintenance dose the tank to keep the bacteria alive for the small amount of fish I was going to add to start. Then did a complete water change the evening before fish, tested that morning for ammonia, she came out clear, then went and got fish. Plants came about 2 days ago. I will look into the buried plants as I never had an issue with buried roots but this is also my first time with sand.

Wow. Nice photos! Is the tank cycled already?

Make sure your anubias aren't buried or in a couple of months they'll rot (best attached to wood or stones where they'll root fast).

Looking fantastic.

[Southernfryedyankee]

Thank you, I must say the driftwood does look awesome

Man awesome job. Love that driftwood.

[Honey Badger 1]

That's a great looking tank Yankee. I have anubias growing all over my tank, attached to wood and in the substrate. The roots are buried but the rhizome is above the substrate.

[mojosodope]

great looking tank,

+1 to mommy1, just make sure the rhizome is above the sand and you'll be fine.

[fishmommie]

great looking tank. Now I have a serious case of roseline shark envy! And the odessa barbs are knock out. At least I think those are odessa barbs???

[steeler1]

Both species of Barb look great in your tank. Good choices.