newfound77951
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As promised, more pictures. pardon the lamp reflection, I forgot to stand in the way! Also note that only one of the bulbs is on, which is why the left side of the tank looks dim.
Whole tank:
Left side: took out the Ludwigia repens to give the Bacopa and tiger lotus more room. Also note the moss on the driftwood. The stargrass is filing in nicely, has gotten much taller since the one bulb went out.
Center: The ozelot sword recently got HUGE and is now sending out a runner. Hopefully that means I'll have some baby ozelots to barter soon! Still no luck getting the E. triandra to stay down; I'm considering putting a cage over it to keep the darn fish out so it can get a foothold. The Aponogeton is much happier with more room, and the pearlweed and crypts are starting to settle in and grow now too.
Right side:
Removed the tiger lotus here to give the H. salicifolia more room. The Crypt parva is very happy and is spreading fast. The Java fern is getting really big, going to have to prune it soon. As usual, I think this side of the tank looks the best.
And a nice shot of the Limnophila, Myriophyllum and tropic sunset that I just couldn't resist putting in.....
Whole tank:
Left side: took out the Ludwigia repens to give the Bacopa and tiger lotus more room. Also note the moss on the driftwood. The stargrass is filing in nicely, has gotten much taller since the one bulb went out.
Center: The ozelot sword recently got HUGE and is now sending out a runner. Hopefully that means I'll have some baby ozelots to barter soon! Still no luck getting the E. triandra to stay down; I'm considering putting a cage over it to keep the darn fish out so it can get a foothold. The Aponogeton is much happier with more room, and the pearlweed and crypts are starting to settle in and grow now too.
Right side:
Removed the tiger lotus here to give the H. salicifolia more room. The Crypt parva is very happy and is spreading fast. The Java fern is getting really big, going to have to prune it soon. As usual, I think this side of the tank looks the best.
And a nice shot of the Limnophila, Myriophyllum and tropic sunset that I just couldn't resist putting in.....