...ly published an article about filtering methods and water quality in general. The article said that a well planted aquarium breaks down ammonia much better than a non planted aquarium and thus require...
i have a planted tank actually i have 6 planted tanks and i noticed my fish breathing at the surface i just put a air stone at night and took it out in the morning and than put it back at night and th...
in my semi planted discus tank i only have river sand. and plants are growing nicely...
...a bucket... WAY down, instead of the sink... Then you may get enough suction where you can hover above the planted bottom and still suck up the crud...
Get that junk up off the bottom! Very import...
So I have been doing some looking around on other forums to start a new tank. I want to make this a breeding tank for whom ever, but primarily for shrimp and bladder snails, the snails for my puffer. ...
Do you think Discus would be able to survive in NPT's or would the water be considered too dirty? If you don't know what I am talking about, there is a blog in the blog section talking abou...
I just want to state first and foremost that all the information posted in this blog was taken from the magazine Tropical Fish Hobbyist ( www.tfhmagazine.com ), the actually author is Rhonda Wilson. ...
I've recently read a post by Roy Samit with few tips for starting a planted tank.
He has some rather wise advices as knowing in advance the plants and their compatibility with each other. ma...
If your planted tank start to look like this then you'll have to do some serious cleaning but there are ways to prevent algae from taking over.
If you have highly planted aquarium th...
...uestions that are concerned with the decoration of the tank.
I found a really good blog that focuses on planted aquariums. It is called Guitarfish .
If you need guidance on soil and plants it i...
If you have a planted tank you might want to consider the celestial pearl danios formerly known as galaxy rasboras for your aquarium.
They breed easily as long as you remember to separate the ...
check out this article from my blog about Co2 in a planted aquarium... http://discusfishcaresecrets.blogspot.com/2010/02/
necessity-of-co2-in-planted-aquarium.html
... wondered maybe my tank just simply too small for that big moss and 9 neon tetra.Or since this is my first planted tank i must suck with it,and realize to keep a planted tank is far not that easy at a...
generally the discus keepers keep their discus in a bare bottom or a semi planted aquarium..discus don't live in highly planted system.it's my experience.if they live they must have CO2 pro...
...rum. Your question is a bit out of my league unless you're referring to a particular design style for planted aquariums. So far as the "natural" part goes, it's important to rememb...
...'m out on those (at least for now :-D) What is their natural habitat substrate? Or do they live on heavily planted habitats?...
......let's address your ?
Paying more money for lighting does not always mean better quality.
For a planted tank..you can find good flouresecent light strip at Menards that are made especially ...
...nd aggressive. An exception is the German blue ram. The rope fish is active at night and prefers a heavily planted aquarium with plenty of places to hide. They also need live food and can live in brac...
..... Watch them about overfeeding.
If you don't care to spend some money... You can get some of the planted substrate... Flourite or something similar. That can make a striking planted tank.....
just a sugestion.try to planted it more...
it depends on what the size of your aquarium,is it planted or not,what kind of filter do you use in your tank...
a smaller tank always need more careful set up and maintainance.you have to 30-40% par...
ya glowfish is also a community type fish,they can make a school. they live well in a planted aquarium. they live well in the temp of 24-26 degree Celsius..
planted it nicely.....we are all for any help....
I have to agree that snails go along with planted aquariums, but live plants add so much that they're worth the attendant problems. With good maintenance and a good balance between all elements of an ...
now try to make more planted it....
nice planted aquarium....
nicely planted aquarium...
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