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Don’t give up ! I had horrible results with gravel and fake plants , my water quality was just terrible all the time but then I decided to go with actual live plants and go with some real plant substrate . Live Plants,snails, powerhead to circulate the water , 50% water changes a week ...

If you can keep that water at 76 to 78 your fine , I have my heater set at 76 for emergencies but the heater almost never turns on since I live in Texas were it always hot and humid

I bought the GLA paintball regulator as my first regulator , it’s super easy to use. Cost around $2.38 to fill the 20oz tank once a month for my 20 gallon.

I bought a cheap substrate(FloraMax) that didn’t help any of plants grow then I got CO2 but I realized that the plants (Pearl Weed, Water wisteria ) didn’t grow much either . But then I added Fertilizers like EI method which contains everything a plant needs to grow and in two months the hair...

My tanks a little too green and messy

i heard that as long as it has Cyanoacrylate then it is safe to use in aquariums

Hi everyone I would like your help identifying this plant . I think it’s Monte Carlo and not the Pearl Weed I ordered. *Ignore the water wisteria and the stauro repens *

Impressive tank! Hard to believe , that your only using excel . What carpeting plant are you using ? looks stunning

I have that setup but I would invest in a Finnex Lighting, The CFL setups does grow plants and it's perfect lighting but I would go with an actual aquarium light. There much slimmer and take up less space.

I kept my tank in temperatures of 80-85 , Using Seachem Stability every day for the first two weeks then I started dosing weekly, threw small fish flakes in the tank every 2-3 days, Did 20 percent water changes once a week, I had like 6 live plants( Amazon swords, water wisteria, nana Anubis ...

Had the exact issue with my java fern. I agree those are new plants developing, eventually you'll have a ton to carpet your tank with that plant .

Thanks my betta is all better now

Great setup and I as well have rocks on top of my driftwood, after 3 weeks and it's still floating but it's slowly needing less rocks as time goes by. Maybe a floating live plant like duckweed , water sprite , and as background plant jungle Val.

I just got the fish in the little container from the local fish store

I'll treat her just to be sure. I should have taken a better look at her right when I bought her but she was the only one that I wanted.

Thanks for the article learned a few extra things about ick. I'll put her in a hospital tank for 2 weeks with some salt and at 86 degrees hopefully she gets better

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Well it started to clear up already I think

Oh I'll try to take better pics

Hi I recently bought a betta just wondering if the fish has ick ?

I removed some dwarf grass a awhile back and some it started floating and it's actually growing [emoji33] Is it even possible for dwarf grass to grow floating or will sink eventually ?

I'll do that . Thanks [emoji1303]

Yep I just removed it from the tank but I could not take all the little pieces out. Thank you so much for the advice.

Well at least you got a good start on a 29 gallon. I started the fish hobby with a 20 gallon and now I think it's too small but it's for 3 guppies so it's all good. Here's my 20 gallon I bought the 20 gallon starter kit for like $75 at the local fish store and then I ended up replacing...