Nikhil's Tropical freshwater fish aquarium(January 06, 2006 : Alpharetta, GA)
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 The Gold snail |
The picture shows the gold snail sliding on top of the white gravel. These help rid the tank of the fish waste matter by consuming the same. | |||
| This picture shows the Neon Tetras from a close range. This species is a schooling fish, which means that they will better thrive when kept in a group of 8 or more. A fully grown adult Neon-Tetra measures 1.5 inches in length. |  The Neon Tetras |
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 The Platy's |
The picture captures a Platy rising from the hollow of the false tree stump. This particular has gotten into a habit of resting inside the depts of the stump :-) | |
| This picture shows the red eye Tetra resting at the surface of the tank. These fish are also of the schooling kind and are more confortable when kept in a group of 6 or more. |  The Red-eye Tetras |
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More pictures would be added in another 4-5 days time. Please check soon. |
