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I found a few plants in a lake a few weeks ago when i was hiking. Now I know they say never put plants like that in an aquarium... however this plant looks almost like bamboo and has leaves every inch...
I really like the idea of having live plants in my betta tanks, but I don't know much about keeping plants healthy.
Bettas are IMO the easiest of fish to keep and I am lucky enough to have well ...
what is a good plant food for aqutic plants?
Does plant food increase algae?
...moderate lighting, and some fertilizer. Several companies sell fertilizer pellets that you put under the plant roots, or you can use a clay based substrate supplement. Be sure the crown of the plant i...
it's called cabomba plant...
is there a certain plant that will give my guppy oxygen for a science thing i am doing? we are not allowed to open the jar until 3 weeks later, and im trying to keep the fish alive as long as possible...
for this anacharis or whatever plant you can attach with gravel, you have to provide 2-3 inch of gravel for this planting...because of this 2-3 inch of gravel plants will not come out from it...
Today I received an order of aquarium plants from Arizona Aquatic Gardens (azgardens.com) and was quite pleasantly surprised by their quality. Usually when you order plants off the net, you expect to ...
Heres the plant im talking about. I have no idea what it is except an oxygen plant . Also the roots are growing half way up the plant. Hence why i dont know what to do
The sword plant may require a plant tablet under its roots. It also needs at least two inches of substrate and moderate lighting.
-Java Moss and Java Fern are some of the most common aquatic plants and they are very suitable for beginners. Java Fern should be attached to a piece of driftwood or rock. After the roots are formed i...
I know you recommended to plant them individually. Will it hurt the plant if I do keep it bunched up? I took the lead weight off and have about 4 stalks grouped together. My aquarium looks very weird ...
...ad that problem with mine, but I imagine they can just like any other pleco. If there is no algae on the plant surface then they probably won't spend any time scraping it and your plant leaves....
Ok, thank you Johnarthur. One more question. When a plant dies, like the hornwort, should I leave it in the tank or take it out? And should I take out all of the sheddings that it left behind? Oh ...
Im trying to figure out what my mystery plant is and after 5 irritating hours of searching the internet I still can't tell if it's vallisneria or sagittaria. they both breed the same way ant...
...nd give him the freeze dried or frozen bloodworm or brine shrimp. you could also try to add a small live plant theat he can nibble on an also the plant will hep oxegenate and clean the water...
Well Vallisneria need moderate light to at least thrive although it can adapt to fast water. A plant that would thrive in this kind of system is Java Fern. It is a low light plant and can tolerate h...
as for the plant food, it depends alot on how strong it is, and well there really isnt a way to tell, you mainly want to start off with once a week if its something you add directly to the watter. if ...
... and find a medication that will kill off the parasites, then as for the dirt problem, I would take up 1 plant, clean that area, then put it back, 2nd plant and so on untill you have cleaned the whole...
American Val and Jungle Val will grow very tall and make good background plants, provided they get enough light. Anubias Nana is a good plant for the bottom of the aquarium, but it's slow growing. Cry...
...detect any discoloration or odor. Some people who prefer an aquarium with no substrate use clay pots for plants. Usually the crown of the plant needs to be slightly above the substrate. Water sprite g...
...use...i gave up on it because three times now i have had to treat for ick and fungus and the poor little plant was reduced to bits.
I am finding that plant care is just about as tricky as the fish: ...
Let it grow. Plants help water chemistry. If it gets tooooo big, you can always trim it, or maybe you could divide it and use the plant in your next aquarium. If you can post a picture, somebody may b...
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