Welcome to my Wild Type Shrimp Tank
I grabbed a 10 gallon tank at the LFS and grabbed some eco-complete since it's the substrate in the tank that they're in now. I also really wanted to try out this RocketFilter and grō soil that I got from a RAOK
So here's the primary info:
Plants:
This is a few days behind I took these pictures while I was setting up Just haven't gotten around to posting
So here's the first set of setup to current
The inlet is pretty thin trying to decide if I want to throw some type of sponge around this or not
Initial Layout
Close Ups with substrate in place
Plants and Water in and running:
Prolly going to move the moss ball back to my 55 gallon, it's in here right now to help speed cycling
That's that, I think that I'm going to change the substrate up a bit to give it some depth I didn't realize how flat it looked until I looked at the preview.
Reserving the next few posts for update purposes
Comments and suggestions always welcome
I grabbed a 10 gallon tank at the LFS and grabbed some eco-complete since it's the substrate in the tank that they're in now. I also really wanted to try out this RocketFilter and grō soil that I got from a RAOK
So here's the primary info:
- 10 Gallon
- EcoComplete
- Rocket Filter
- ~25 lbs of leftover rock that I had laying around
- T8 PowerGlo light
- Using Flourish product line with this tank (excel, plant food and iron)
- grō soil (First time using it)
Plants:
- Water Wisteria (Hygrophila difformis)
- Dwarf Sagittaria (Sagittaria subulata)
- Brazilian Pennywort (Hydrocotyle leucocephala)
- Moss Ball
This is a few days behind I took these pictures while I was setting up Just haven't gotten around to posting
So here's the first set of setup to current
The inlet is pretty thin trying to decide if I want to throw some type of sponge around this or not
Initial Layout
Close Ups with substrate in place
Plants and Water in and running:
Prolly going to move the moss ball back to my 55 gallon, it's in here right now to help speed cycling
That's that, I think that I'm going to change the substrate up a bit to give it some depth I didn't realize how flat it looked until I looked at the preview.
Reserving the next few posts for update purposes
Comments and suggestions always welcome