Hello!
I'm Mircalla, a late 20s something in the upper midwest of the United States. As a teen, I was "in charge" of the family fish tank and eventually set up my own 20 gallon tank. When I moved out, no one wanted to maintain the tanks and they were given away - whomp whomp.
Now that I have spare time and money, I have bought a Fluval Flex 9 2.0 and have been frequenting my local fish store. My plan is to pick a betta when my tank is cycled which has been....complicated, with tap water issues.
I've actually posted a thread for advice on high nitrites in tap water - please chime in if you have advice!
I've attached photos of my tank when I first planted it and now! My driftwood has developed a whole lot of biofilm, lol.
Plants are:
- Echinodorus bleheri ("Amazon sword" tallest in the middle back)
- Hygrophila angustifolia (in right and left back)
- Alternanthera reineckii “mini” (midground plant)
- Cryptocoryne lucens (foreground
- Anubias paxing (on driftwood)
Happy to be here - I've been lurking the last few weeks since I started cycling my tank.
I'm Mircalla, a late 20s something in the upper midwest of the United States. As a teen, I was "in charge" of the family fish tank and eventually set up my own 20 gallon tank. When I moved out, no one wanted to maintain the tanks and they were given away - whomp whomp.
Now that I have spare time and money, I have bought a Fluval Flex 9 2.0 and have been frequenting my local fish store. My plan is to pick a betta when my tank is cycled which has been....complicated, with tap water issues.
I've attached photos of my tank when I first planted it and now! My driftwood has developed a whole lot of biofilm, lol.
Plants are:
- Echinodorus bleheri ("Amazon sword" tallest in the middle back)
- Hygrophila angustifolia (in right and left back)
- Alternanthera reineckii “mini” (midground plant)
- Cryptocoryne lucens (foreground
- Anubias paxing (on driftwood)
Happy to be here - I've been lurking the last few weeks since I started cycling my tank.
