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seedoubleyou replied to the thread Looking for inspiration.C. travancoricus are always fun to watch, and although they’re very active, I don’t find them a headache to watch. Plus, who doesn’t... -
MHi guys, I just got my revenge osmosis filter and it works, kind of. I spared couple of euros by buying the smaller dennerle and it's...
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OOsirisII replied to the thread Whats wrong with my co2 setup.Ok my spouse freaked out that aquarium looks like bubble bath, co2 was litterally foaming on top of water. So its totally not willing...
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sparkyweasel reacted to pollyandpear's post in the thread Fish for Hard London Water (20 Gallon) with
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Hello! The last few weeks have been hard but thought I'd update. The floating plants (watter lettuce and salvinia minima) are growing... -
Ccopperband replied to the thread Floating plants - too good for nutrient removal?.other plants doing pretty well. The only thing that has struggled a little is the carpeting variety’s at the front.
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Because 11 tanks just isn't enough :rolleyes: (if you include the jars, shrimp tanks and fry tanks lol) I'm considering a slightly...
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PaulLB replied to the thread Advice on second LED unit.Had a chat with the folks at AG who seem to think the Twinstar S is a big step up from the E. They also mentioned a brand called “Life... -
xZaiox replied to the thread Targeting Potassium.I've attached 2 pics below named 'before' and 'after'. The before pic was taken quite a long time ago tbh, it was even before a rescape... -
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JJohn q replied to the thread Maq's experiment 23b.Vallisneria is looking good in B and D. I keep telling folks it can be grown in soft water 😀 Keep up the good work @_Maq_
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I think the simplest advice would be to follow the tried and tested method of slowly reducing ei standard ratios. Its not ground... -
sparkyweasel replied to the thread Floating plants - too good for nutrient removal?.How are your other plants doing?
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Thanks to all for help and advice. Note to anyone who comes across this thread - never buy a cheap second hand regulator off eBay. -
MSo I recently moved house and took the opportunity to start afresh, after 2 years of following the wrong paths and essentially failing...
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JJohn q reacted to dw1305's post in the thread Floating plants - too good for nutrient removal? with Like.
Hi all, It is not so much "stealing", it is more that they have first dibs on the light and <"aren't CO2 limited"> (they get <"their...
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hypnogogia reacted to GHNelson's post in the thread Floating plants - too good for nutrient removal? with Like.
You could always add fast growing stem plants as per tutorial below...
