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Oops, I thought you were the author who said that.

None. Just set it up. That should help [emoji106]

I had those too, they came from my plants I ordered in the rock wool

Do pygmys do anything besides look cute? And is there any other nano substrate stirrers?

Interesting. I asked the same question on a Facebook group and almost all the answers I got were that it’s overstocking. Thank you for your input! Are Pygmy corys a good fish for stirring up and cleaning the substrate? I ask that because I know they like to swim higher in the water column...

I am wanting to get 1 betta, as many nano schooling fish(chili rasboras for example) as possible, and around 4-6 Pygmy corys. Would this be over stocking in a heavily planted 10 gallon?

Do Pygmys work on cleaning up the substrate? I’ve heard they spend more time in the water column unlinked other corys.

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Tanks a little cloudy due to set up. But I have 3 Java fern, 2 anubias nana petite and around 8 crypt wendtii browns. Along with the drawrf sag.

Any ideas/inspiration on what plants I should add that would really pop?

Does anyone have a good step by step process from pouring in your substrate, to putting plants in to start your cycle? Is it as simple as substrate first, then hardscape, water, dechlorinate, add plants?

Nice! I’m planning on planting this thing really heavily hopefully.

Starting up a 10 gallon planted tank, and wanted to get some opinions on what others think is the most appropriate substrate. Examples such as aqua soil, ecocomplete, fluorite, what are the pros and cons of these? What are the strengths of each one and what are you benefiting from if you use...

Okay now it is a 10 gallon. A little better

Hey guys, after my life has settled down after having to get rid of my first aquarium, I’m thinking of starting back up finally. I can’t go as big as I had before(37G), due to apartment policy. My limit is 5 big ones. So my question is, how hard will it be for me to keep a 5 gallon planted...

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There was an algae spike after I upgraded my lights to the finnex 24/7 SE. I'm using the 24/7 mode. I also don't feed a lot.

Got him and saw this hair algae on my power head cord... it's red?? What is it?

Okay I got a better water test. Ammonia:0 Nitrate:20 Nitrite:0

I'm waiting to get my water tested and was just wondering how long you can keep a sample of aquarium water before anything dilutes? Or does anything even dilute?

But what I'm saying in neons never really jump out in the first place?

Neons won't jump out though right?

So far so good I think. I tested my water at petsmart and all they said was " looks good".

The glass top I have diminishes the light.