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On 6/24/2021 at 12:07 PM, laritheloud said:
four lily pads to the top and it's been in the tank since early april
We just planted ours a little over a week ago and its starting to just go nuts. Pictures coming soon.
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On 6/24/2021 at 11:49 AM, Stephanie I said:
I do a 50% water water change once a week. I've been thinking about adding some distilled water to see if it would work.
If its not cost prohibitive, it might be worth a try. It worked for our 5 gallon pretty well.
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Not sure how often you are doing water changes, but in smaller tanks you could try distilled water to reduce hardness.
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Pooka is super cool!
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Great info as always, Colu. Cheers!
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One guy I do remember from my youth was a little freshwater flounder. I want to say it was about 2 - 2.5 inches long. I'm not even sure if those are around these days at all.
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Welcome Cohen!
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Yeah, squarespace has all the stuff you'd need for a small business.
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Tangerines are so pretty!
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Wow that is a fantastic piece of driftwood, and a great tank!
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Welcome to the forum! I love Foo the Flowerhorn vids, so peaceful 🙂
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On 6/21/2021 at 3:28 PM, ARMYVET said:
Another one you can do is the Dwarf Aquarium Lily. It’s a bulb and you can place it on the surface of the substrate and let it do it’s thing. That’s what I did here in my new planted tank. You can see it on the front right hand side.
All of the plants that are green are glued into place on rocks and the spider wood. The only stem plants are the red ones lol
Here is a link to the journal of setting up this tank…
Great tank! We have a dwarf lily that has been in about a week, it's showing nice growth so far!
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On 6/20/2021 at 8:49 PM, TheCzarista said:
We don't have the full kit, as we are just starting in the hobby. We rely on the coop strips
And I've tested with tetra strips.
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We've also tried with Co-Op Strips and Tetra Strips and they are matching up on all parameters.
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We've had this same experience (or similar) with a couple of tanks now. Now we do keep smaller tanks, but even a 50% water change tends to barely make a difference in the best cases.
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If I'm not mistaken (and I hope I'm not because I'm ordering some for this purpose) Nerite Snails are great at eating hair algae. They are also really pretty. 🙂
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Did I her a KG Tropicals vid in the background? (The giveaway is him saying betta/betas)
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Keeping this updated. We planted 2 Amazon Swords, and the CPDs and Shrimp seem to approve.
Dealing with a bit of a nitrite spike with Prime and more quick start. We also added more floaters temporarily to help pull some of the nitrites/nitrates.
The debris on the ground is what's left of an algae wafer, something I will probably avoid using in the future!- 1
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She's awesome, welcome!
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Welcome!
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On 6/16/2021 at 1:06 AM, RogueAquarium said:
OH... update to the update. Been thinking about names... If it's hopefully going to be a trio, I was thinking maybe naming them after a famous love triangle from history or literary fiction.
Lysander, Hermia, and Helena from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is the first that springs to mind, but I'd love to hear other ideas.- 1
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Just a little over a week's growth. Super pleased with this beauty.