Daydreamer311

Clean, large variety of fish, and healthy plants. Sadly the majority of fish stores in my area are known of the above. And that includes box chains. I do however have one private owned LFS and one Petco that are nice. Both are a drive but I will always make the trip for their selection and cleanliness!

I would do endlers and nerite snail. Or shrimp and endlers

Thanks everyone! I think im going to keep it on the driftwood for now, and if I see any major melting I will plant it in substrate:)

After looking up images on google, I definitely think that could be what it is. I’m reading that it should be immersed in substrate. But I’ve also read it could be attached to driftwood. 🤦🏼‍♀️ Do you think it will survive/thrive on the driftwood it came with?

This right here!!!!

Today I went to my LFS to pick up some Otos to help with the algae in this tank . While there, this plant caught my eye. It is attached to the piece of driftwood underneath it. It was the only in the tank and the girl at the store didn’t know what kind of plant it was. At first I was thinking maybe a Buce? After getting it home and checking it out, it appears it isn’t glued on. Rather there is a whole in the wood that has the plant tucked in along with some white filter fiber. Can anyone help me out so I know how to take care of it? Should it been planted into the substrate or is it fine on the driftwood? Also the green is very pale compared to my other plants. Is this normal for this type of plant or does it look like it has some type of deficiency?

I’ve always been a big fan of aqua clear. My first one lasted forever. However I will warn, I’ve noticed the quality go down hill the past few years personally. I’m not sure if it’s been bad luck or an actual quality control issue. I run sponge filters in all my aquariums now, with the exception of my display tank in my living room. That is still running an aqua clear 50 and I have no plans of doing away with it. But I do plan on adding a sponge filter additionally to that one as well:)

Beautiful tanks! What kind of plant is the bright green one in the front, off to the left in your first pic?