Which is the definition of a "heavily planted aquarium&

[kostasonia]

Im really interested...I would like to know if mine is or not..!

 

[maxwell1295]

I think my tank is pretty heavily planted. This pick was taken right before my last trim. Now I have to wait for everything to grow back in again.

It's a never-ending cycle.....

 

[Jchillin]

I'd say any tank that has more than 50% of it's water column covered in plant leaves, stems, roots etc. Of course, a 10g with one amazon sword qualifies as heavily planted even though it's just one plant.

 

[kostasonia]

I think my tank is pretty heavily planted. This pick was taken right before my last trim. Now I have to wait for everything to grow back in again.

It's a never-ending cycle.....

Wow!! yours is even "overplanted" just joking. It really looks great...!

 

[Lonewolfblue]

There's heavily planted, and then there's heavily planted, lol. Your's looks great......

 

[Zezmo]

Heavily planted means you have you remove something to add something

 

[maxwell1295]

Heavily planted means you have you remove something to add something

I can definitely relate to that! Sometime you have to remove something just to see the fish!

 

[garth7]

I would say that the tank is heavily planted. Now further question here would be what constitutes as the next level below heavily planted.....

 

[blazeyreef]

almost heavily planted.... or mid heavily planted... im not sure...

 

[Jchillin]

Heavily planted means you have you remove something to add something

I can definitely relate to that! Sometime you have to remove something just to see the fish!

Ok, that would be a definition of heavily planted. LOL!

 

[czcz]

I agree with Zezmo.

 

[Lonewolfblue]

I think medium planted would be a fairly heavily planted tank with some swimming room for the fish, like those tanks in the competitions that are heavily planted on the left and right with a stream or path running down the middle.