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Hi all!
I recently converted my evo 13 to a paludarium type set up. I’m guessing it’s currently holding 7 or 8 gallons of water. It’s been up for like 2 years I think in various forms, so it isn’t a new tank.
I currently have a female betta and a single cory cat (Last cory from a different tank living out his retirement).
Would it be a bad idea to add a pair of dwarf frogs? I believe my filtration should be able to keep up. I have a number of terrestrial and aquatic plants and am planning on adding more. Current plants include Java fern, a recovering anubias, various terrestrial mosses, inch plant, a fern, two nerve plants, and an unknown plant I took from my parents house. The aquatic plants are currently recovering from improper lighting (the evo stock light will keep low light plants alive but not thriving).
Here’s a really terrible picture of it. My office is sunny so I’m getting a lot of glare.
Thanks!
I recently converted my evo 13 to a paludarium type set up. I’m guessing it’s currently holding 7 or 8 gallons of water. It’s been up for like 2 years I think in various forms, so it isn’t a new tank.
I currently have a female betta and a single cory cat (Last cory from a different tank living out his retirement).
Would it be a bad idea to add a pair of dwarf frogs? I believe my filtration should be able to keep up. I have a number of terrestrial and aquatic plants and am planning on adding more. Current plants include Java fern, a recovering anubias, various terrestrial mosses, inch plant, a fern, two nerve plants, and an unknown plant I took from my parents house. The aquatic plants are currently recovering from improper lighting (the evo stock light will keep low light plants alive but not thriving).
Here’s a really terrible picture of it. My office is sunny so I’m getting a lot of glare.
Thanks!