MommaWilde
- #241
I just picked up 2 pothos plants today to try out! I love how you made your tank look and the bonus of the pothos helping with nitrates and algae is great.
Tomorrow I might get 4 guppies from my LFS but not sure
I use the Finnex Stingray! The plants I have are mainly low light so the plants are growing really well!What kind of lights are you using
Tank looks amazing! Well done.
2 male guppies, Malaysian trumpet snails, 3 nerite snails, and red cherry shrimpOther than cories and rasborus what else is in your tank?
I know! Shrimplets are so adorable!!!Cute
Very nice work on the stand. I might suggest, as an added precaution, a vertical center brace. The tank will weigh in excess of 300 lbs. A little overkill on support could not hurt.
Get a riccia fluitans (crystalwort) culture going. A bright light will and a little CO2 will get a floating stock of this to grow explosively. Once you have enough either tie or use the SeaChem tissue culter glue to adhere the riccia to the slate and then start 'carpeting' your foreground. Eventually you will have a lawn on the bottom of your tank that you fish will seriously enjoy... I did this and they played in it, bred in it and their babies hid and grew up in it. It's nice touch and your tank will benefit from the O2/CO2 exchange of a large area of live plants.
<and now I have seen your pics>
So I see now that you have added growth media and great spread of plants! Really nice!
That said, you might still try the Riccia trick to add to your ground cover.