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Thanks everyone, I have been picking them out every morning when they are above the surface which has stopped them.

When you add water, the worms come to the surface. I can then remove them. Earth worms can survive under water if the water is very oxygenated I have read.

I have noticed that there are some earthworms in my DIY substrate. I figure that either there were some worms in it that I was not aware of or perhaps some worm eggs that got in via dosing the emersed setup worm pee. I am wondering if you guys would have any suggestions as to how I can remove...

Hi I have a heap of cultivators with moss, hc, crypt wendetti, some grass stuff but the moss is the only thing which is growing really well. SO I am wondering how sucessful your emmersed setups are?

I am a frequent viewer of Saintly's new HC scape and see how fast his have grown in 4 weeks and I wonder why I even bother growing it emersed.

Yeah slow seems to be the thing. I was hoping to get it to grow fast. oh well. We wil see in time.

I have seen this tank before. DId this used to be your emsersed tank shown on other forums. I have liked it for some time.

I have my HC growing emersed for anout 2 months and it is growing painfully slowly. I am fairly confident that I have the nutrient side of things down well. I have some growing and some burning. I am using a mix of seedling soil, sand and a light dose of chicken manure. I am using foam boxes...

I really dont know. I guess you could have it set to run for 45 mins in thr hour and then off for 15 but the more I think about it I cant see the advantage of this sort of setup for emersed aquatic plants. I think someone knowledgeable in emersed growing would be great for advice here.

I would love to hear more on an ebb and flow method aswell. I am assuming that this type of setup has a water level which raises and lowers automatically. When I was growing hydro I heard about this type of setup. From what I remember if you can picture a large PVC pipe with enclosed ends and...