Oops.. Ok then.. But no issue with my rays
Cheap plants, less nitrate! POTHOS
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Hopefully it stays that way! In my situation, I'm more concerned about errant parakeets nibbling the leaves.
Anyway mine are 4 ft tall and i dont see any dead birds around my tank lol
I didn't know this method was so common. I was doing the same thing using cuttings of whatever Ivy my wife was growing outside. I rooted them in an extra-coarse sponge and used that as a bio-sponge in the tank top.
I discovered that the root-filled sponge was a pain, and also that cuttings from Creeping Charlie grew much faster than the Ivy.
I discovered that the root-filled sponge was a pain, and also that cuttings from Creeping Charlie grew much faster than the Ivy.
Jamie'$ tank$
Feeder Fish
The plant with the purple looks to be a wondering jew. It you root it in water and suspend the roots in the tank it will do ok. But if the greens sit in the water too long it will rot. The other is a philadendron. Same thing, it will need a basket of sorts to keep the greens out of the water.
this is my addition of pothos. the first and easiest,
adding it to my hob
this is the one I made last night for my axolotl tank
adding it to my hob
this is the one I made last night for my axolotl tank
eventually i'll add a grow light above the axi tank
I'm going to do this on a 55 with 2 of the black plastic flower box liners, as @BichirKing has shown above, but with the boxes completely out of the tank. I may feed them with an accessory pump, and build a wooden hood above the tank to conceal this.
Just sort of a glorified flowerbox with lamps.
Just sort of a glorified flowerbox with lamps.
I did that with a bakki shower style filter.I'm going to do this on a 55 with 2 of the black plastic flower box liners, as@BichirKing has shown above, but with the boxes completely out of the tank