Mebbid
Aquarium Advice Addict
Well I did a much needed rescape of my 55g partly due to my GBR being a jerk and partly due to me having driftwood sitting around doing nothing
What does everyone think?
Before
After
I pulled out the sponge filter I was running in the tank and am hoping that just my canister filter will be able to handle filtering my tank. Doing that allowed me to get rid of that hideous overgrowth of water sprite
Also, I would like some suggestions on plants to add. I am desperately wanting two different ground covering plants and have tried both dwarf hairgrass and Dwarf four leaf clover. Neither of them have grown at all in my tank; I am assuming it's because of insufficient lighting. I would also like some plants that will grow nicely attached to some of my driftwood. Currently I have about a dozen java ferns but would like something different.
What other plants would you guys suggest all around for the rest of my tank? I have a lotus bulb that I am hoping will sprout soon and if that doesn't work I plan on adding a red tiger lotus.
Lighting is 2x t5ho
Daily dosing of dry ferts and Excel
What does everyone think?
Before
After
I pulled out the sponge filter I was running in the tank and am hoping that just my canister filter will be able to handle filtering my tank. Doing that allowed me to get rid of that hideous overgrowth of water sprite
Also, I would like some suggestions on plants to add. I am desperately wanting two different ground covering plants and have tried both dwarf hairgrass and Dwarf four leaf clover. Neither of them have grown at all in my tank; I am assuming it's because of insufficient lighting. I would also like some plants that will grow nicely attached to some of my driftwood. Currently I have about a dozen java ferns but would like something different.
What other plants would you guys suggest all around for the rest of my tank? I have a lotus bulb that I am hoping will sprout soon and if that doesn't work I plan on adding a red tiger lotus.
Lighting is 2x t5ho
Daily dosing of dry ferts and Excel