I love how bright and vibrant they all look. You can tell you take really great care of them
thx!
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thx!
I love how bright and vibrant they all look. You can tell you take really great care of them
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Hes a beauty!
I'd like to capture all of Bobo's color changes. Every 15 mintes he looks completely different! He's striped, solid or blotched. Colors go from teal to dark red, dark purple, tan, burnt gold/amber, dark orange, nearly black, navy blue, green, and brown.
Sometimes he looks airbrushed. Crazy!
Sometimes he looks airbrushed. Crazy!
No problems at all. Once established they provide more surfaces (along with the sand) for bb.
Do you need some of the pothos to be on the surface to thrive? Reason Im asking as It is toxic to cats and I own cats. It will be safe to keep if they were 100% in the water where cats dont usually get into?
Loving their pictures!
Loving their pictures!
I want to know that myself.
I have all my pothos submerged. In an established tank I just rinse and toss in. It doesn't do well if you try to 'plant' the roots, they need oxygen. Key things to remember:
Get pothos with huge root systems
Prune out excess/dead roots (a problem with pot bound pothos)
Vine type pieces adapt quicker with less melt than bushy plants broken up
have lots of aeration/water movement. No stagnant water while getting established!
If you are fishless cycling a tank add up to 7ppm ammonia and toss pothos in. Extra light is needed while getting established, approx 8-10 hours or red/blue light spectrum.
All pothos are different. I've had some that took to water right away, and others had nearly 70% melt before growing. You will have to trim/remove small soft vine pieces and leaves. It will keep growing.
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Get pothos with huge root systems
Prune out excess/dead roots (a problem with pot bound pothos)
Vine type pieces adapt quicker with less melt than bushy plants broken up
have lots of aeration/water movement. No stagnant water while getting established!
If you are fishless cycling a tank add up to 7ppm ammonia and toss pothos in. Extra light is needed while getting established, approx 8-10 hours or red/blue light spectrum.
All pothos are different. I've had some that took to water right away, and others had nearly 70% melt before growing. You will have to trim/remove small soft vine pieces and leaves. It will keep growing.
Pothos in your tank, easy peasy
Using Pothos in your aquarium is a snap...and excellent for nitrate consumption. First, condition the water to detoxify. Don't use Prime as it blocks ammonia. (This instruction is for fishless cycling tanks!) Dosage under 100 gallons 1 teaspoon daily ammonia over 100 gallons 2...
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Pics...time to give Kong a little love. He's my best (or worst) decorator. My high energy parrot is always moving his tank around and isn't happy unless it looks like a tornado hit. One plant must always be pulled up. He sits one of his soccer balls on the filter sometimes. Loves to shove the Pothos around and pulls at the roots. In the last pic he's gripped the vine in his mouth and is dragging it around.
