Jump to content

Alec

Members
  • Posts

    204
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Feedback

    100%

2 Followers

Recent Profile Visitors

The recent visitors block is disabled and is not being shown to other users.

Alec's Achievements

Rising Star

Rising Star (9/14)

  • Dedicated
  • First Post
  • Collaborator
  • Reacting Well
  • Conversation Starter

Recent Badges

69

Reputation

  1. Cory posted a video on his Facebook of a rescaped tank with this fern looking plant in the background. Does anyone know what plant it is?
  2. I'm wanting to move some to another tank.
  3. I have a tank with some Val and I was unsure the best way to propagate it so I can move some to another tank. Best tips?
  4. And this is large enough (grain size) for plants to root and grow in? I know if you go too fine the roots have a hard time growing.
  5. I'm considering setting up a Blue shrimp tank and I want a lighter substrate that will be good for plant roots. What do you all use?
  6. I figured the water might have played a part in it. Thanks everyone for your input and help.
  7. @Cory Yeah that's what I did today. May be my water also.
  8. @lefty o I always try that but somehow manage to disconnect it. I do have them in 10 gallons so there is not a lot of room to work.
  9. Does anyone else have issues with the co-op airline tubing getting "hard" once in the water for a while. Once it does get harder it makes it difficult to re-attach the tubing to the sponge filter. Is this something that just needs to be replaced after awhile or is there a way to prevent this?
  10. @Chris Im not sure I know what LED black box you're talking about. Do you have a link?
  11. @Chris Yeah, right now I just have an Aqueon planted light. When I set up my tank I was just going to focus on fish and didn't want to mess with coral. Now I want to get into coral, but two fish stores have told me id need a reef light to grow the corals. I would hate to spend the money on corals and have them die, so I think I'm eventually just going to spend the money and get a reef light. I too have some macro algae in my tank that grow just fine with the Aqueon light, just not sure about the actual corals.
  12. I thought that would be the case. Thank you.
  13. I know this is a long shot as I assume there was little to no testing done on this aspect of the light (understandably so), but is the co-op light strong enough to grow corals in saltwater? @Zenzo @Cory
  14. I might do two smalls - one in each corner.
×
×
  • Create New...