Steffan's Tank

Round 1: Top Tank of the Week

This is Emily's 5-gallon nano office tank. One of the things she loves most about it is that it was one of the very first tanks that she tried to aquascape, and it's grown as the months and years have gone by. She also really like the contrast of the pink flamingo crypt with all the greenery of the anubias that's filled in, as well as the nymph micrantha lily on the right.

Check out Emily's video here

Maddison's Tank

Round 3: Top Tank of the Week

 This is Maddison's 20-gallon-long nano fish tank. currently has CPD's, some chili's, shrimp and a school of Kuhli's and a couple of Cory's. This tank is actually inspired by a much larger version that MD Aquatics did and she loved it so much that she made one for herself. Her favorite part of this tank is the rock work, but she said only because the Kuhli's have made it their own little secret tunnel system, and because they have so many crevices hide in.

Check out Maddison's video here

 

Kjell's Tank

Round 4: Top Tank of the Week

 What happens when you combine too many plants and too many shrimp in one nano tank? That's the question Kjell asked when starting his video of his 20-gallon tank that he started a year and a half ago. It's his second tank... if you don't count the cheap one with the blue gravel and fake plants, he said. It was supposed to be a nature-style aquarium, but Kjell discovered he likes plants too much, so the title he gave his tank was "Going Dutch." Another good name he suggested was "Shrimptopia." He started with 12 red cherry shrimp from us back at the start, and they've now had somewhere between 1,500 and 2,000 mature offspring. There are some fancy plants in this tank, but Kjell's favorite part is the humble pearl weed. He said it's like a kindergarten for the shrimp, and you can always find baby shrimp in this patch. 

Check out Kjell's Video here