They don't quite look right for that. Frog eggs look like this and there are usually pretty big clusters picture of frog eggs - Google Search. We have lepord frogs that breed in our ponds and your eggs look more like some type of snail eggs.
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Tested the water. For being way over stocked it is pretty good. I did a 50 percent water change to bring the nitrates down. I'll stay on top of it until I convince my mom to bring stocking down.
Plants are growing, showing new roots, diatoms are gone, nothing has died, mollies had babies, there's an egg sack, things are going so good!!!
Plants are growing, showing new roots, diatoms are gone, nothing has died, mollies had babies, there's an egg sack, things are going so good!!!
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Great job!
I never gravel vac substrate in a planted tank. It's too easy to damage roots while doing it. I've run a planted tank 5 years before and never vacuumed the substrate. As long as you don't over feed and you keep decaying plant matter cleaned up you should be good.
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Just swirl the vac above the substrate. Just enough to lift off any debris but not enough to stir up the substrate.
Thanks guys. Got two new plants today. Done sort if melon sword and a purplish red vine-y looking plant. It's very pretty.
I'm hate the naja grass but my mom loves it. In losing interest because it covers everything and blocks the light and colors. I really hope she will get rid of it.
I'm hate the naja grass but my mom loves it. In losing interest because it covers everything and blocks the light and colors. I really hope she will get rid of it.
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