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Newbie
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Walstad Bowl
Hey guys, this is my first attempt at planted tanks! I am a reef guy who had the itch for another tank, that was super low maintenance, cheap and could sit on my desk. I already had a bowl with a betta in it, so that was perfect.
It's just a layer of potting soil, with a rock in the middle and some driftwood. For lighting, there is a desk lamp mounted above it, running about 10 hours a day. Plants: Dwarf Hairgrass, Water Wisteria ( I think ) and some Duck Weed. Livestock: Male Betta, 2 Endlers guppies, a few random baby guppies ( they were in the duckweed when I got it, didn't know about them) and a LOT of Malaysian Trumpet Snails, from micro sized to large. I was originally trimming everything down a lot, to promote spreading and thickening up, but now that it all has, I am just going to let it run wild and grow out of the surface to get that overgrown look. The first picture was the day I set it up. I didn't have a rock or driftwood yet, and the plant I had turned out wasn't aquatic. Stupid Petsmart. |
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Planted Member
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wonderful! the bowl looks great, something like that is on my list to do one day
and yes! I bought that same non aquatic plant! what idiots!
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