Superman
Member
As you might be aware, I'm looking to re organise my tank after I'm back from holiday.
I've got a nice piece of sumatra driftwood (see my thread on that for the photo of it) and am looking to put that in the center of my 180 Vision tank.
I'm going to get eco-complete as the substrate and so need to work out which plants would work well.
I have 2x Nutrafin CO2 reactors to add a steady flow of CO2 into my tank.
I have the standard Juwel T5's with reflectors.
I'd like to get some that my fish will like and it to have a SE Asia theme.
I've selected these...
Vesicularis Dubyana - Java Moss (Attached to wood )
Microsorium Pteropus - Java Fern (Attached to Wood)
Hygrophila Difformis (Background/Side)
Cryptocoryne Pontederifolia (Middle)
Cryptocoryne Lingua (Foreground)
Whilst I want some plants in there, I don't want it to be heavily planted as want to give my danios and TBs space to swim.
I would appreciate it, if someone could post ideas of plants that would work well and suggestions on how to use them and where to put them.
I've got a nice piece of sumatra driftwood (see my thread on that for the photo of it) and am looking to put that in the center of my 180 Vision tank.
I'm going to get eco-complete as the substrate and so need to work out which plants would work well.
I have 2x Nutrafin CO2 reactors to add a steady flow of CO2 into my tank.
I have the standard Juwel T5's with reflectors.
I'd like to get some that my fish will like and it to have a SE Asia theme.
I've selected these...
Vesicularis Dubyana - Java Moss (Attached to wood )
Microsorium Pteropus - Java Fern (Attached to Wood)
Hygrophila Difformis (Background/Side)
Cryptocoryne Pontederifolia (Middle)
Cryptocoryne Lingua (Foreground)
Whilst I want some plants in there, I don't want it to be heavily planted as want to give my danios and TBs space to swim.
I would appreciate it, if someone could post ideas of plants that would work well and suggestions on how to use them and where to put them.