its quite a relaxing theraphy siting down watching plants grow and staring blankly into my little 2ft tank planted with java moss, duckweed, windelov ferns, salvinia and various anubias
its quite a relaxing theraphy siting down watching plants grow and staring blankly into my little 2ft tank planted with java moss, duckweed, windelov ferns, salvinia and various anubias
its quite a relaxing theraphy siting down watching plants grow and staring blankly into my little 2ft tank planted with java moss, duckweed, windelov ferns, salvinia and various anubias
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its quite a relaxing theraphy siting down watching plants grow and staring blankly into my little 2ft tank planted with java moss, duckweed, windelov ferns, salvinia and various anubias
planted tanker reporting in. nothing better than to enjoy lush greenery and landscapes in your own balcony. pelia (subwassertang), US fissiden, flame moss, taiwan moss.
In balcony wouldn't there be too much sunshine and water turning green with algae?
Sorry for the question as I only had kept fishes but not plants.
nicken said:Current tank 2x1x1 . Mainly Planted with HC and some shrimps. I love watching the green lush of HC with pearling O2 on the leaves.
simonsng said:used to have a 6x2x2 with Altums, Blue head heckels and RSG in an all amazon swords planted tank, now I have a 4x2x1.5 diamond glass tank (empty) in my dining room . I also co-run a forum on mainly planted tanks
ed9119 said:EXACTLY ! thats the challenge ..... in finding as perfect a balance as possible both from an asthetic perspective as well as from a scientific perspective
The joy in achieving zero or minimal water changes as vs once a WEEk is very zen
Haha have to agree with you on this. Just top up water
Sion, for planted i always face some form of algae constant war against them. usually hair or green spot. especially high tech tank must always balance the conditions well!