Best "Carpet" plant

I agree with burger kingg! :D Just kiddin bk yuri. Havent ate there for ages
 
I think Dwarf clover = Marselia (now choose minuta or quadrifolia or other M. species)

I think Hemianthus got left off... HC for high light applications, HM OK w/ lower light setups - will require frequent trimming though.


I'm gonna have to disagree. Under low light, HM grows tall and leggy, more of a mid to background plant. Hard to keep trimmed down while still looking decent.
 
Well for my ten, its 3WPG, and i dose with Seachem setup and 5% water change, which im thinking of upping to 20%. Also running Co2 with a 30G filter.

For my 100 thats not setup, and Im carfully setting up, it will be on Co2, dry ferts and im looking for high lighting [still researching.]

I will look into all of your ideas and see what I like best...
 
Well for my ten, its 3WPG, and i dose with Seachem setup and 5% water change, which im thinking of upping to 20%. Also running Co2 with a 30G filter.

For my 100 thats not setup, and Im carfully setting up, it will be on Co2, dry ferts and im looking for high lighting [still researching.]

I will look into all of your ideas and see what I like best...

if you want to prevent buildup of excess nutrients i would up it to 20-40% wc weekly. 5% as according to Seachem dosing chart isnt enough.

For the 100 i hope you will be going with pressurized co2. Since many foreground plants may go into shock and melt/die if they go from a small tank with good light/co2/ferts to a large tank which lacks some key element. Try your best to mimic similar conditions.
 
if you want to prevent buildup of excess nutrients i would up it to 20-40% wc weekly. 5% as according to Seachem dosing chart isnt enough.

For the 100 i hope you will be going with pressurized co2. Since many foreground plants may go into shock and melt/die if they go from a small tank with good light/co2/ferts to a large tank which lacks some key element. Try your best to mimic similar conditions.

Well, ill probably just let them grow in the 100 and just scape them and trim them when needed. For the big tank, im more then likely going pressurized Co2.
 
Thanks BK
 
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