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I'm tetra pro ^^

To be honest I forgot to clean the tank :shock: There was lots algae on the glass :p but thanks xD

Thanks for the information!! :D I'll try to get otos, aslong as those eat BBA/BGA!! And don't outgrow my tank.

I've seen those in my LFS, is there a way to see if it's a fake or real one?? But I'm afraid they'll outgrow my tank.

Well, I'll keep the tank for 1 month, and I'm on a vacation job so at the end of the month I'll buy some algae eaters, if it doesn't reduce then I'm gettin rid of it :p

This topic can be closed. Tank is fully infested with BBA/BGA or w/e it is... I tried blackouts and many things, I have 3x more CO2 then needed for my tank. It gets worse. Now I'm selling it. Thx again all

This topic can be closed ^^ Tank is up and running. Thx again all

Nice healthy plants you got there!! :o good job

5 gal Filter No heating No light (indirect sunlight) DIY co2 Some of the big green leaves get some sort of BBA/BGA or some sort of dark short string algae. :s

Hah sure :D I'm just a fan of Takashi Amano's works, he inspired me. Just 10-15 red cherry shrimps at the moment. Most of them are pregnant. I'll try to sell my 15 gal which is infested with BBA/BGA and a bad setup (which I bought second handed). I'll try to make another 5gal tank then...

Thank you for the nice comments :)

The background one is a some sort of "Limnophila" but I've searched a lot to find what the exact name is, I still can't find it. The other big leaved plants are Hydrocotyle leucocephala and at the sides we have javamoss

I just added my shrimps this month and just got my java moss. I have this tank less than 2 months. 5 gal Filter No heating No light (indirect sunlight) DIY co2 Some of the big green leaves get some sort of BBA/BGA or some sort of dark short string algae. :s

Just to keep you up to date, the tank still ain't cycled, been 3 weeks now, I tried to put a red cherry shrimp in, today I saw him being smashed behind the filter and dead... I'll try again in two - three weeks.

Dry bloodworms right? :rolleyes:

Hey there ^^ When I first got my tank (second handed) they had a lot of snails, and it was very ugly, so I tried lettuce leaves, fish food, and many other vegs. None of them worked to attract the snails. So I went and got an assassin snail/ninja snail The owner said it would only work for...

If you keep lots of plants no airstone is needed. Well, first you need to make sure you start your cycling, during that period of a month (maybe less). You need to add ammonia for the bacteria. You should begin with anubis, java fern, java moss, (google some more). Get a piece of drift wood or...

Das aquarium! YouTube - takashi Amano

What are the effects on the water, algae is has the same needs as live plants, so if they don't die what about java moss? And shrimps are senstitive to water chems, will this effect them? Just wondering about this stuff, if tea won't do the job this month, next month I'll try the Hydrogen

I vote for FW, SW is expensive and the green plants are so attractive. I find the coral a bit boring.

Cool, this stuff is sold in a pharmacy right?

Well, third day dosing, still nothing changed, I'll put a picture on the 7th day.

I'm on bicycle :D

Oh ok :turn-l:

Yes that's true, I forgot to mention that in detail. :p Thanks for telling! ________ But I'm still wondering how tea can kill algae?? What chemical or physical process does it make in water?