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Thanks everyone for the advise, now trying to narrow the list down.
Few more questions. Tiger Lotus, is 3 still too many or should I do away with it all together? Should it be spread out or all in same place? |
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Any very easy stem plants I could use to fill in?
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If your wife hired me to tie you up in front of the 125, and make you watch me plant a simple scape, much like the rehabilitation scene in Clock Work Orange, this what I would do:
Dwarf Sagittaria - 200 Rosette Sword Plant - 9 Amazon Swords - 3 Red Melon Sword - 12 No LOOK>>> http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/sh...=200927&page=2 @ post #23. Take out ALL the rocks on the left and 1 of the 2 in the center. Plant the 3 Amazon Swords in the right rear, in a triangle, 1 in the corner, 1 along the right side, 1 in back next to the corner plant. Cluster the Rosette Swords in the front middle under the driftwood. Plant the Red Melons in a Isosceles triangle in the left rear with the longer side of the triangle along the back of the tank. Fill everything else in the left/center with dwarf sag. DONE Once you agreed to leave it alone for 3mos, I'd untie you. ![]() The less variables, the less can go wrong. BTW - I would dump in an arm full of Hornwort or Water Lettuce until we got your tank in balance and the plants were thriving, maybe 2-3 wks time.
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STAUROGYNE SP. 'BIHAR' does well in low light and no CO2.
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I would add a mess of ludwigia repens. Grows great and easy to propagate. Same with rotalla. I noticed your list did not have any stems. I also would agree with the others, limit the plant selection to say...6-7.
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I see conflicting info about these 2 plants, they are not the same are they? Once gets much taller?
Narrow Leaf Sagittaria Dwarf Sagittaria |
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I have Dwarf that is 2" max. in a low light tank.
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Ok, here what I am thinking. Still to much? How wide will the swords get?
Rosette Sword Plant 8 Amazon Swords 6 Uruguayensis Sword 6 Red Melon Sword 4 Red Rubin Sword 4 Tiger Lotus red 2 Dwarf Sagittaria 150 Anubias, Barteri Broad Leaf 6 Vallisneria spiralis 50 |
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I find some time on Google image helps me get a feel for plants I haven't keep yet. I believe you might find a pic of an Amazon sword that completely fills a 10gl tank. I always liked that pic.
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I think this is what I am going to order today.
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The red sword I have in my low light tank is about 5 inches wide.
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I think 6 Amazon swords is major overkill - they will overfill your tank, they get huge, and can be hard to remove! I personally wouldn't put more than one in my 125...
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Amazons get really big. Like mine is probably about 20" high x 16" wide and that is a baby of the mother plant that I removed.
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