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- Thread starter WyldFya
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How do you go with gravel vacs etc with tanks like this??
I know i have to remove all my drift wood to Vac as this is where it builds up???
Brett
I know i have to remove all my drift wood to Vac as this is where it builds up???
Brett
West1;1210555; said:
not algae...moss...i use rubberbands to attach the moss to the wood then over time it clings to the wood without rubberbands
Chooka;1216404; said:
Typically, you don't. The plants tend to use the fish poop and detritus as nutrients.
Here's my tank:
Left
Right
FTS
If only I didn't have Oscars I would love a planted tank!! LOL
Just have to stick with the mt anubis grafted to my Drift wood
Brett
Just have to stick with the mt anubis grafted to my Drift wood
Brett
Sorry about the camera phone shots...
10 gallon planted with random plants (bought some bulbs and different plants grew), some amazon swords (they go in 60 gallon if they get too big), some java moss, and green hair algae. The peacock fern got eaten by snails, left other plants alone. There is about 5 adult guppies, and 40 young ones, along with about 10 neons.
Tank shot
Back of Tank shot
Neons
Java Moss, grows like a champ
Lily Pads, cheap 4 dollar dry bulbs from petco was a suprise
Green Hair Algae
Close Ups
10 gallon planted with random plants (bought some bulbs and different plants grew), some amazon swords (they go in 60 gallon if they get too big), some java moss, and green hair algae. The peacock fern got eaten by snails, left other plants alone. There is about 5 adult guppies, and 40 young ones, along with about 10 neons.
Tank shot
Back of Tank shot
Neons
Java Moss, grows like a champ
Lily Pads, cheap 4 dollar dry bulbs from petco was a suprise
Green Hair Algae
Close Ups
