Why choose? Take both. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
Green spot algae is a sign of a phosphate deficiency. Increase phosphate dosing and it will go away.
Thanks guys! The water is nice and clear now, so I'll get some better pics tonight.
Beautiful pics man! Those are lovely fish as well! Sho!
Looking good Hennie! Very nice indeed!
No Problem bud. Whatever you don't use, please pass along to other forum members.
Thank you. It's looking better than the jungle it used to be. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
Looks very nice! Great first attempt at a planted system! Those Tiger Barbs look great too.
So this tank has gone through a few revisions over the last 2 years... Here's the newest one. Rescaped it yesterday. The water is a bit clearer...
Use a mixture of tap water and RO water. 1/3 RO and 2/3 Tap water. Depending on the conditions of the water coming out the tap.
If you use the wrong type of nail, you can cause a toxic reaction in the aquarium. I don't know which type is safe, and which isn't, so I don't...
LOL! Me personally, I'd never add nails into the substrate. To me, it's just asking for trouble somewhere down the line. Sent from my iPad...
NO! Put them into your substrate! Definitely remove them from the filter ASAP! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
Yet... It will happen! As soon as collectoritis sets in... LOL!! The tank looks sweet! Especially for a first time aquascape. Good job. Sent...
You think I'm kidding? Hahaha! Seriously, there's a monstrous amount of plants. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
Bud, bring a big bucket tomorrow... I have enough plants for you to fill a new tank! Hahaha!! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
If you can do a water change of 50% twice a week, that would be ideal. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
Looks like mondo grass to me. Is it a really hard leaf? If it is, it's mondo. Non aquatic. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk HD
Easiest way to maintain it is to trim any leaves that hit the surface. As soon as the leaves hit the surface, the plant will send all the leaves...
Also, your grass type plant looks suspiciously like mondo grass, which is also a non aquatic... But I can't see it that well to be sure. Sent...
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