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so i work at a floral shop and deliver for them , my question is we have curly willow branches brought inall the time used in arangements and such and i think it would look really good in my tank. I was also told that it will root in water.

here is the tank only about 2 weeks ago

here is the tank as it stands now you can see how much light was badly needed in the back corner and how much the plants took off when theygot it

yeah i was thinking about that approach andsuspending the lights above the tank but i really dont want to loose anyfish to jumping or anything of that nature i have in there now 9 neons 5 don rio flame tetras 9 amano shrimp 3 peppered cories 2 african dwarf frogs 1 crowntail betta...

so i have a corner tank that has a top with two spots for strip lights and they both have glass that the light has to go thru. its a planted tank with a gentle current and i kow the glass is there to keep water out of the lights but would it improve the lights ability to reach the plants if i...

i hope you plan to get a huge *** tank my leporanis is about 14 inches long dude and about as big around as a papertowel roll

i was the one who posted my tank a bit ago but now its changed a bit sory im a post ***** and love to share my tanks

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so this is my 44 gallon pentagon corner tank from the first steps of planting and design until now hope you enjoy i know i do! home to one crown tail betta 9 neons 3 cories 2 CAE 2 dwarf frogs

the sand is a fine white silica sand from home depot lane mnt white sand the fish 7 neons 3 peppered corries 2 siamese algea eaters 2 dwarf frogs one crown tail betta the plant in the back is red ludwigia the others are amazon swords

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so here is my tanks progression so far! imexcited and all i well :coffee2:

what type of lighting do you have with plants the levels dont matter as much until you add fish but the lighting plays a massive role with the plants and trace elements and ferts

anything that eats the plant matter will produce waste as well that you will have to clean up so you might as well just remove them by hand get involved

hi guys so i have a 44 corner tank planted and i have 4 neons 3 peppered cories 2 Chinese algae eaters 2 dwarf frogs and i want to add a few more im getting 5 more neons there in the hospital tank acclimating right now i was thinking about some hatchet fish ( have a very...

yeah the only prob that you would encounter is too much water movement for small fish but i "over"filter all my tanks and it makes things so much easier!

it was a marimo until i tied it to the rock so that the current wouldnt move it about so its a bit squished down right now but i think it liked that because its already grown around the string !

i cant wait till it grows in just got my co2 going and my order of flourish and excel now its just waiting already clipped the runners from my swords and planted those in front you can see them in the second pic:dance:

so i have been changing some things around in my tank a little added some red ludwigia 3 more neons to make 5 for the troops 3 pepper corys 2 siamese algea eaters that when larger are moving to my indoor turtle pond a good clumping of moss pics before after then moss

you can try a few things but usually if you buy good quality driftwood it should sink right away try either boiling it a bit to force water into it if that doesn't work you could tie a rock to it and fill a trash can to let more water weight force its way in if still it doesn't sink then it...