i have got some weird fungus or algea growing on my drift wood.What is it and what should i do.Is iS dagerous to the fish and plants here is a pic...
looks awsome laure i just started my planted about 7 weeks ago and looks awsome but definetly not as good as yours
welcome Kat here is a plant catalogue that has useful infromation on it http://www.e-pages.dk/tropica/4/
thanks for all the help guys i really apreciate it it came from a stream by the house so i wont use it and i think it is from a willow tree oh...
take this one off the list Azolla caroliana sorry i didnt know maybe i should print the banned list out ,then it will be easier to see what is...
welcome show pics of the tank
i woudnt risk the glass on the bottom go and get it fixed at a tank builder as slagter said hope the tank goes well once you set it up show pics...
ok i will maybe pm them when they are online
it helps plant growth. i would say 2-3 hours would be to your advantage(watch out for algea growth because it is natural if having direct sunlight...
very nice fish sorry never had them before but looks awsome the pic is such good quality
got another one for the list any anubius would be great
does anyone have some of these plants i would love some for free if possible or i will pay for them if you want me to Azolla caroliniana...
is it an actual root or a tree branch and how did you make it safe for the tank ps can yu put braches in the tank from local streams
no fin rot is a black line on the fins and i dont think that is fin rot
i had that happen to me with my first tank 120litre custom it was awful and unfortunately some of the fish died in the time it took to get a new...
how much salt and do you have to dry the wood afterawrds to get rid of the salt on the wood??? thanks fo the input much appreciated
awsome fish i like
how long have you had them
i got some wood from a stream the other day must i boil it or something to get rid of the sap bacteria etc
i cant see the pics either
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