55Gal Serenity Passion 56k look out

[vito357si]

Tanks been up and running for a little over a month. I have some pictures from 12-4-09 to now

Tank specs
55gal 48x12.5x20.75
Catalina Aquarium t5ho solar 4x54 1x10k 2x6500k 1xplant grow bulb 7hours
filter Rena Xp3 just bio stars and sponges
Cheap $10 Black surface skimmer
2 Drop Checker in the Yellow
10pound aluminum co2 tank Milwaukee regulator 5-6Bps
$10 mini Powerhead co2 Reactor
6in Fluorite
2 Big driftwoods
11 SAE
1 Neon tetra
5 Black tetra
11 Cardinal Tetra
4 cherry shrimp
6.8ph
kh 5
gh 18
temp 76
ammonia 0

Plants
Ludwigia inclinata var. verticillata Cuba
Echinodorus Indian red
Cabomba furcata
Rotala sp singapore
Rotala sp Colorata
Ludwigia sp Guinea
Ludwigia Glandulosa
Ammania Sp Bonsai
Blyxa Japonica
Limnophila Aromatica
rotala Wallichii
Bacopa Colorata
Sword
12-4-09

12-13-09

12-26-09

12-30-09
Pearling city

Also a little video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z-t3RLKVqeo

 

[vito357si]

Any1 know why all my plants are bending is it because of all the light? New pictures just shot tonight.

Plants bending 1?

Plants bending 2?

Still don't know what plant this is and is this a ground plant? All I know it grows fast and staying to the ground.

 

[Rbishop]

Great looking!

 

[flexbs]

Very Nice

 

[Dangerdoll]

very pretty, great scaping!

 

[fishorama]

Lovely!

 

[schaadrak]

Nice job!

I'm not sure what you mean by bending, everything in those pictures looks magnificent. In higher light and rich CO2 environments, some stem plants have a tendency to grow laterally rather than up and down, so maybe this is what you're observing.

The ground cover you have is some sort of Pennywort/Hydrocotyle sp. I've never seen one that grew like that, though. Where did you get it?

Keep up the good work!

 

[aquaticfreak]

very nice

 

[Chrisinator]

Beatiful tank!

I think your mystery plant is Hydrocotyle spp.

 

[vito357si]

Nice job!

I'm not sure what you mean by bending, everything in those pictures looks magnificent. In higher light and rich CO2 environments, some stem plants have a tendency to grow laterally rather than up and down, so maybe this is what you're observing.

The ground cover you have is some sort of Pennywort/Hydrocotyle sp. I've never seen one that grew like that, though. Where did you get it?

Keep up the good work!

Thanks All, As for the plants guess you are right schaadrak. As for the ground cover some1 on another forum give me around 10 3leaf covers and I just planted them and in week and a half that what happened. He also doesn't know the name of it either or where he got it from :hitting:. You and Chrisinator mite be right on the Pennywort/Hydrocotyle sp. In a few weeks when it all grows in ill RAOK some of it :clap:.

Today I just made a CO2 reactor will have some pictures up tomorrow everything is drying as we speak can't wait for NO more CO2 flying around the tank:duh::duh: