Daniel Price
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is this ok for betta
already doneThat's literally my setup, are you using the tetra filter and the heater too?
I would add more hiding spots for the betta and get rid of the vase because fish have a hard time finding their way out.
Driftwood is fine, especially with plants. They will love them both.already done
but I got a very tight budget and still need cash for the betta. I got a fish store that has healthy ones including a white with blue speckles that I want to get. would drift wood be good till I get more plants?
so it will be fine with drift wood for a few weeks?Driftwood is fine, especially with plants. They will love them both.
mainly the spiderwood and the roots, given that there are usually leftover nutrients. THe fungus clears in about 2 weeks.Sometimes driftwood tends to grow fungus so watch out for that
only drift wood? I Got java mossForever, if you want. Driftwood looks nice and natural and looks great with plants, and you can attach moss and java fern to it too
I got a snail. would it eat the fungus?mainly the spiderwood and the roots, given that there are usually leftover nutrients. THe fungus clears in about 2 weeks.
Snails love the fungus and will devore it with absolute relish.I got a snail. would it eat the fungus?
Yeah, my 30 when I first got it had decided to go super cheap and get crappy stuff and 2 dollar guppies from petsmart that I didn't like and I was just so sad and disappointed in my tank, but now it's better when I put some thought and got things I actually wanted.BTW, I would spend atleast $12USD+ I went cheap and got an ugly one. worst mistake ever. nearly got out of the hobby. my tank was lame, my fish was lame. the hobby turn lame to me. ITS NOT THOUGH. please don't hurt me lol
BTW, I would spend atleast $12USD+ I went cheap and got an ugly one. worst mistake ever. nearly got out of the hobby. my tank was lame, my fish was lame. the hobby turn lame to me. ITS NOT THOUGH. please don't hurt me lol