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Nothing interesting really test still good. I did dose both excel and liquid ferts to see if my numbers change. I figure can't hurt other than giving algae something to munch on but that's an easy fix.

Oh MTS around 10 added today for good measure :)
 
50% water change today. Found out my old way is way to slow for doing this big of a tank. Thinking maybe a pool filter pump or the like. Added a circulation pump, co2 and co2 reactor, and added 2 more plants.
 

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The last picture if you look close for the octopus like arms that's the new plant
 

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Tannins leaking from the driftwood/bad wall color/playing with the filter while hooking up the co2 reactor is all playing their own little parts of making it look bad.

As for the second picture that is a fungus common in the first week of setup.
 
Tannins leaking from the driftwood/bad wall color/playing with the filter while hooking up the co2 reactor is all playing their own little parts of making it look bad.

As for the second picture that is a fungus common in the first week of setup.

Oh lol I was just wondering :) But everything looks really good! And yeah, the first few weeks of my 60g's life, the DW was covered in that white fungus :lol: I think mine went away naturally in two weeks tops tho :)
 
I'm thinking the MTS will enjoy the treat :) My L052 plecos seem to be enjoying the DW haven't touched the algae waffers
 
Step 1: cut to fit tank
Step 2: use double sided type to adhere to surface.
Step 3: smile and enjoy
 

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Yea the wall color just don't look good viewed thru an aquarium
 
Don't worry I haven't forgot about you :)

Added 12 Harlequin rasboras today :) Plants are doing good a cpl are having issues but just think I need to move my wave maker around. Trying to find the perfect spot will take a few days.
 

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I have 4 species of ludwigia and rotala colorata they are really turning red with co2 and excel and lots of light. I need to get the id tags you see in the dirt of flowers etc at a garden center
 
Neat! They look great! What's the plant in the far right side, directly left to the driftwood in that somewhat open area, it's kind of bushy/spikey looking and green.
 
Can you narrow it down a lil better? There's a cpl that were topped off another dying plant in a buddies tank to see if my tank can grow it healthy as he's struggling with it.

But spike/bushy sounds like blyxa
 
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