). BTW i have pictures of the 20 but will only post upon request, thank you all for the support and interest!
looks like anubias to me and the now juvenile platy are in the 20 along with 1-3 weeks old fry! I have pictures ( see attached )
they are only about dime sized, I gave my girlfriends mom 2 and she actually feeds hers ( which I don't) and hers are about the size of a quarter
I was thinking of getting a moss ball and ripping it apart! and hmmm that sounds nice, do they need much light? I only have one flourescent bulb and I don't know anything about it because it came with the aquarium wen i bought it from my friend!You should get some moss for the driftwood and get some background plants like elodea densa and anacharis. Nice easy stem plants
moss balls are a type of algae actually. But they grow extremely slowly. They'll be fine in your light
moss balls are a type of algae actually. But they grow extremely slowly. They'll be fine in your light
I'd recommend anubias and java fern as easy low light plants. I have tried but don't don't like java moss because it collects detritus and waste. Because of this I find I get lots of hair algae on my java moss. Factor this in with the fact I have to trim it weekly. That's why I'm ripping my moss out this week and saving it for my next project.
Yeah i have anubias growing (in slow motion
) in my 10 and 20, im thinking of getting some java fern and upgrading my lights on both so i can grow some dwarf hair grass! I'm also getting a blue platy probably for my 10!
