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• Mar 1, 2012

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Gojirador, your inbox is full, I can't pm you :/

 

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• Mar 2, 2012

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All look great. Love the crypts in the 55!!

 

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sorry I stopped checking the thread until now to post an update. thanks everyone for the compliments! I still have many plants available and I jut got new ones for the 40g - Hygrophila pinnatifida, Ludwigia arcuata, Rotala Colorata, Hydrocotyle sibthorpioides, Willow Moss and fissidens fontanus. just started dosing metricide because my flourish excel ran out

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the rotala colorata is growing horizontal is this because my light is too bright?

 

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• Apr 8, 2012

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that is likely, but in my eyes not a bad thing

 

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update:

40g - now rotated short side to the wall



does anyone know why this ludwigia arcuata is growing like that?

 

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• Jul 4, 2012

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That is really looking nice!! Great job!!

 

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What is the clover looking plant carpeting the bottom? The moss is growing on something (some plastic net looking thing) I have seen this before - what is it? Does it help it from taking over? I have had my java moss almost completely take over a 10g, to the point that I almost want to get rid of it. I have several low light plants, but looking to start expanding. I will be looking for a better lighting system and will be looking for some new plants soon.

 

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Your set up is just goodlights? No Co2? What kind of substrate?

 

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thanks for the interest, the clover plant is Hydrocotyle sibthorpioides, the mesh is stainless steel and only there because thats how i bought it and the moss is now tied down to the wood. I have 2 55watt ah supply lights running at 9 or 10 hours a day, flourite substrate and I dose 2 cap fulls of metricide 14, though i don't know if it does anything other than keep the cladophoria from thriving (stupid moss balls :wall: ). thanks for the kind words everyone!