Recent content by Justin2526

Hmmm. Currently leaning toward red roots or duckweed tbh...pulling doesn't seem too bad of a chore...

Okay, I'll look into that. Would giant duckweed grow roots around that long or maybe even longer? I like the root look for maybe a shrimp tank, but in this case I'm getting some val for the back and a big sword to cover my heater area a bit and want that to be the background/centerpiece

Thanks for the info. One last question. If I decide with normal floaters, could I do a combo of different types? Such as red roots, some duckweed, and some water spangles?

Awesome. I think I'll try some floating anubias nana. As for multiplying, is it just a simple cut of the rhizome or is there more to it than that?

Interesting. I'll look into that. I have some regular kind of anubias on my driftwood but haven't looked into nana. How big does it get? Might actually be awesome for shrimp to climb on and around... Although it doesn't multiply like regular floaters does it?

Is it bad to keep multiple floaters in the same tank together? Will one overpower the others? Any opinions/suggestions on what the best floating plant is? I've ruled out frogbit due to root length and am considering red root floaters, giant duckweed, water spangles, and maybe salvinia... I...

Yeah it seems like a great addition to any tank! I'm also trying to figure out of some type of val will work as a background plant even though I only have a sand substrate, and maybe an amazon sword as well. My java fern is also making babies so hopefully I can somehow cut and plant those around...

All 8 of mine somehow manage to be completely unseen hiding under my large driftwood for 90% of the day and ive never seen more than 3-5 out at a time. Maybe they'll adjust as time goes on. Awesome, thanks! I'm looking into starting to add more plants to my tank now but don't have a good...

Haven't been checking up hear but this tank is looking awesome!! What floaters do you have there? I've added some amanos to my tank recently as I've begun to have some hair algae problems and have a hope that they'll help with that...

They are okay as singles, but do well with either a pair or a trip (1M 2F) as they are sociable fish and enjoy interacting with others of the same species. I have a trio in my 29 and they get along great with each other and my tetras, and I have yet to experience any accidental breeding or...

Ty! I think if I go for peas I will keep them with some cherries but likely stay away from any other fish. Tbh I really just want them to work in a 5 but I'm gonna keep looking into it before I make any risky or poor decisions.

Beautiful tank! What are those plants?

Thanks for all your he awesome new info guys! If I get these I likely will stick with a 10 or get a 5 and have something at the ready just in case bc if 3 in a 10 is worrisome I'd stray away from keeping them in a 5 altogether.

Wow. Will this be permanent or just played by ear and could be as long as aggression doesn't occur?

Sparklings are cool but honeys are just the perfect centerpiece for a 20-29 due to being bigger than any schoolers and their inquisitive and playful personalities leading to an active fish that's always fun to watch while it explores the tank or plays with others of it's species.