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Jinx, Ikuzo: it is pretty easy to take pic of Rupert causing trouble. Basically, you set up an opportunity for mischief, and start taking pictures
Plants! ![]() ![]() They're not the plants I wanted, but I was getting impatient! When I saw the downoi, I knew it was time to get the tank started. Apparently, this is what downoi looks like emersed, ugly as anything ![]() Keep in mind, all these plants are place holders until they can be replaced by the ones I want, but I think the general idea gets across... Here it is, complete with six inch downoi ![]() My LFS promises Toninas and UG next week, so there are some spots set aside for them... Look for more updates soon!
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Yeah, so I can read cats minds, and I thought I may let you in on his little secret....he is making sure he knows how it works. Look...
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I promise to get some good shots when the tank looks a little better.
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On the subject of whether it is in fact emersed downoi or not, Florida Aquatic says it is.
![]() Perhaps the level of humidity affects the shape of the plant? Some of the leaves are elongated and have a bit of a ruffle similar to that of downoi. At any rate, we shall see over the course of the next few weeks. If it does in fact convert to the submerged conditions and is the plant I want, it was a great deal. There were a ton of stems in those pots! Random picture of Rupert:
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My biological filtration has finally caught up with the ammonia, and consequent nitrites that the Aqua Soil has been leaching all this time.
That means, it's time to start adding fish! These are the tanks first two inhabitants: ![]() Right now they are about the size of full grown otos, so it is still to young to sex them. Hopefully they are male and female! As for plants, my LFS FINALLY got in their rare plant shipment. The selection was a bit sparse this go around, but there were some things I wanted. This is $56 worth of plants. Ouch! ![]() I'll take some tank shots later...
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