as they get sucked out dureing waterchanges at the bottemI bet that makes water changes easy. maybe a few shrimps?
"tank" lol its like 1gallon?Just got my vals in the mail. Threw them in tank for now. Will attempt some sort of scape this weekend.
Current inverts are RCS and ramshorn snails.
Lighting is a non sunny facing window daily. No other light used.
Removed heater today as it's hot in this tank.
I have used the spout but after this weekend I'm adding substrate and it may cover it.
Over 1g, more like 2. Lol"tank" lol its like 1gallon?
lol I just looked at the photo again...oops! ops:Over 1g, more like 2. Lol
What's a pico?I love pico tanks like these
Often seen these jar things in shops with the draining nozzle and thought they would make great pico tanks.
No fish planned?
What's a pico?
As often as needed. Lol.Um are those jungle vals? This is just temporary right, you're not planting those in a 1-2g??? Cause if you do plant them in this, um, wow what do you plan your trimming schedule to be?
Debating putting the filter in the middle or back and plant around it.
Debating putting the filter in the middle or back and plant around it.
Piece of spider wood may work. I put the filter in the back.Well the job is done. Tank looks meh for now. The substrate makes the tank about 1 1/2 gallons now. I think a nice little piece of d
It's ugly right now. Needs more work.We need pics!
I took the thermometer out. I have a digital one now. Thanks!I really, really like this. For my nanos, I stopped hanging thermometers in there, as they took up so much room on the glass and stood out. Instead, I keep a kitchen thermometer near the tank and get a quick reading when I needed it (it's almost as quick as glancing at an "installed" thermometer). They're also more accurate, as a bonus. Your tank is beautiful, regardless, just passing on the tip.