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Probably no more since ADA stop that line of product

Its a new plantlets, baby plants growing from the mother leaf. Normal for fern species

Try take out the drop checker from the tank, the color should change. If not change color, maybe your indicator solution is expired.

remove some of the air trapped under the floating skimmer. Also try adjusting the bottom pole if you have not done so.

Another alternative you might want to consider is inline diffuser

Agreed, lets just wait and see. It may not even the tank that he submitted. It may just a rumor going around on the net but I can say that the picture was just a hardscape and very good one. There are many possibilities with it. I do agree those in rank 100-130 might be better than those in top...

Possible cheater spotted at 120-200L category. The first place winner is the same as IAPLC rank #14, but the tank size submitted for AGA is smaller. Tank size written on the IAPLC booklet, it is 120x55x50cm tank which is 300L or 87.177 US gallons. AGA entry details and it was written...

Red cherry and Malayan that the easiest according to my experience

It is the best catalog so far ;)

I believe AGA have auto selection where if you select it, it will automatically submited to IAPLC. So I guess there is come agreement between AGA and IAPLC. I do not think no2 was shot with ultra-wide lens, check out the left side you should be able to see the glass frame which not really deep...

plant densely from the start, the plant will help absorb those ammonia. Get those fast growing plants. Floating plants will also help. Alternatively you can do frequent water change, maybe twice a week or more.

I'm shock :o

Single person choosing top 100 out of 1800 plus photos. Not to mention the printed photo on the floor is merely about A4 size paper and he shorted out while standing. He probably wont be able to see the scape detail from that distance. Thus first impression will be very-very important to get the...

That is not entirely true. There are 16-18 judges and around 7 of them are Asia. I think more interesting question (at least for me) is how does Amano shortlisted 100 photos for international judges to judge. Does he him self pick the photos? in this case it is up to Amano taste :mrgreen...

I don't think it is a problem, the swing is too small

Not to mention how difficult it is to keep it stay white ;)

OK got it, though not sure what happen with your tube? Interesting part is it only happen to the tubing close to the water surface. would it be possible it cause by UV? I know UV cause plastic become brittle, unless mixed or coated with something to prevent it.

what do you mean by perished? the tube disolve?

really? normally with that thick (3"), the bottom part will not get any light and start to rot and the whole thing will float. Any idea what is his secret so that it won't float even though 3" thick? ;)

What if plant does not grow not because it cannot grow, but because they were carry by the current until it settle in the bends area? In Aquarium we purposely plant them deep in soil or tie them in rock or wood, thus water flow will not be able to uproot them. Also we are talking about flow so...

I received this email last year

Maybe the bubble was 100% dissolve. What is your tank size? maybe 2-3bps is too little thus drop checker only indicate dark green. you can see bubble coming out when you set to 10-20bps telling me that your connection is OK.

get the proper lens either canon 100mm macro or Tamron 90mm macro. Those macro filter cannot give you the quality than lens have.

I'm using koralia nano, same tank size as yours

normally 4 weeks is enough

you need to trim as close as to the substrate/gravel. if you trim the tip, the whole leaf will melt.

Is this for planted tank? because plant like nitrate and phospate

1.4 wpg probably too low for HC

I think the color should turn to blue when you take out from tank and leave it in open for a while.

you will be surprise how cheap it is in Hong Kong

SAE will eat almost any algae but need to starve them first

interesting, I found the opposit but then I didn'y use the glass inflow, so it might be it.

Yes Amano shrimps will go for green hair algae, you must starve them though :P

The one sell in Singapore is different. Normal parvua is straight and Japanese hairgras is curly. You can differentiate the Emerse form though.

Should be ok. I do not think plant will care whether you dose daily or weekly. They are happy as long they can get the required daily nutrients. The problem probably with your fauna because you are dosing 30ppm in one go. Not sure how well fauna handle the sudden change.

I was not purposely dose that hight, it is just happen to be since I never measure it before. But now that I know, I reduce my dossing. ;)

how big is your tank (tank dimension) and how many watt is your light?

I do not think is a matter.

I suggest to remove your Cory, what kind of substrate are you using?

shrimps are scavenger, they will eat algae if you did not feed them. normally I feed mine twice a week.

Very easy. Actually all the Eleocharis acicularis sell at local fish shop (Singapore) is grown emerse. I even visit the farm to see how they grow their plants. In my experience it doesn't require special threatment

You probably need to fly there to pick it up ;)

In my opinion glosso require higher light than HC to keep them stay low. My 3ft tank 90x45x45cm with 4x39W T5HO OSRAM 8000K and individual reflector, when I turn off one of the tube, glosso start to grow up. It is repeatable, so I'm sure that my light is just at the right wattage for glosso. Of...

Just recently, I borrowed NO3 test kit from friend. To my surprise I had 80 ppm plus in one tank and 160 ppm in other tank. API test kit is only up to 160 ppm so not use if it is above 160 ppm. I test the test kit with know NO3 ppm and the test kit is correct. Anyway, with such high level, no...

unfortunately not many plants grow under 9W. too low in my opinion

no only CO2, you may also need to increase your fertilizer dosing as well.

I though it is just figure of speech, to my surprise they really naked in the photo :lol: