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Planted Tank Enthusiast
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Trimming riccia?
I Finally got my co2 levels up in my 20 long, i have a huge patch of riccia tied to some drift wood, and its growing like mad, how do i trim this without making a mess in the tank? Do you remove the driftwood and let the riccia hang and then cut it away?
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Algae Grower
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I dont think there is really a way to trim riccia without making a mess. What I do when I trim mine is let it float to the top, then my power filter pushes it around the tank until it clumps together. I let the clump sit under the light until it grows together good, then I tie it to a rock and put it back on the bottom in an empty space and it starts all over again.
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Doesn't like Kool-Aid
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Riccia is a real mess maker!
You can try taking out the wood and trimming, or you can trim it in the aquarium and skim out the trimmings when you are done. I do the skim thing. It takes me almost 45 minutes sometimes Take a good look at the Riccia tied to the wood. There is going to be a point where trimming isn't going to do it, you will have to retie it. Mike
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