Well that depends, do you want some suggestions, or do you prefer to just share a nice photo? 😊 Both are equally validWaiting for critisism and opinions what I've done right and wrong
Yes, that one is a <"Dracaena"> (or <"Cordyline fruticosa">), and needs to be removed. There are loads of threads on UKAPS about <"non-aquatic plants sold for fish tanks">, and it <"really, really p*sses me off">.
Red sandstone, collected locally. Scotland really has a lot to offer when it comes to stones
Thanks, I was suspicious about it from the get go, my lfs didnt even know the name of it as they received it as a bunch of plants as a whole. It just suited the theme, that was red plants for the tank and was only 2.50. Goes out right away
Sharing nice photo is always nice, I have multiple tanks but decided to share the newest. This is for tiniest fish that couldn't go in the community tank, also require special feeding and peace.Nice tank 😃
The stones are really cool, what kind are they?
Well that depends, do you want some suggestions, or do you prefer to just share a nice photo? 😊 Both are equally valid
The way I see it is like, yeah, fish are great but I can't have just a one tank to suit it all. Too many options. Having multiple tanks for different fish makes more sense. Having them decorated for specific fish, different water parameters reqs. etc. I kinda want to have it all, (jokes)You've done right by giving it a go and sharing it with us! Keep us posted and enjoy.
They are good houseplant. Some-one may be able to suggest a small red plant replacement for you.
We all learn through mistakes. I've started a wee moss jar but poped 4 dates seeds in, reading they would take 6+ months to germinate if at all. To my surprise 2 of them started within two months. Now I have big jar with small opening and two palms growing out of it. As for the tank, I've tried couple of different plants just to see what grows, this one should really do better on the window sill, thanks to yous.
I like that, good call. I just wanted some mid plant that doesn't grow too tall. Tank is small enough already but badis love hiding in it. i'll see if I can find it on ebayWelcome!
You can always try replacing with Lagenandra Meeboldii Red it’s a nearly similar looking plant in shape. If it were me though I’d swap it out for some Bucephalandra, either Theia variety or Lamandau are fairly easy to obtain.
It was a test anyway with that plant. I always notice that plants dont grow the same way in different tanks.
My Java Fern started getting freckles straight away after putting it in the tank.
I have a patch of vallis that perodically takes over my tank and then I hack it back to bare minimum and I will say I seem to notice it grows faster when there's more of it. At the moment it's the smallest patch I've ever had in this tank and it's not invading the rest of the tank like it used to. So I'd add a second anecdata to the morphic resonance hypothesis.
