Bob

I wouldnt be too worried about it unless it makes you go over 40ppm.

Nice collection!

I got all these numbers from Candi 😃

Blasphemy!!! They are awesome little fish!

One problem you may run into if you just let them float. Stem plants will grow roots all along the stem. Not just where you trimmed them. Might not be the best visual for stores trying to resell them. If you're just floating for a day or two no biggie. But after a month they will definitely try to send roots to the substrate, all along the stem.

Here you go: NO3 - 3ppm PO4 - 0.162 K - 2.01 Mg - 0.18 Fe - 0.034 B - 0.004 Mn - 0.01 Mo - 0.0002 zn - 0.002

I agree with Bill, one angelfish would make a good centerpiece. I am fond of the leopoldi angelfish as they stay a little smaller and get some nice red hues on their fins.

I love the look of whine barrels and the planters. I was curious about the tannins too. Curious to see how this plays out 😃

This would be awesome for the API Nitrate test that you have to shake for like 3 hours for it to be accurate haha.

I have been an animal nerd since my inception. I started keeping fish as a young teenager. Took a short break after high school. Then made an unplanned return to aquariums after college. On one of my many hiking trips i found a dried up creek with some minnows barely alive. I scooped them up in my water bottle and brought them home. Kept them for a few months in a ten gallon tank then released them into my dads pond. It was downhill ever since and now have about 40 aquariums. Since my return to the hobby, i have narrowed my focus down to rainbowfish. I currently have about 25 species and will continue to grow that collection. I am looking forward to the old school forum feel, without the old school "behavior".🚨 🚔👮‍♀️😃

Turtles made it home safely. Been waiting for these for a long time 😃