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#16 (permalink) | |
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This pic is a little old and it has filled in pretty well The thing that you see in the middle isn't a heater its a powerhead with a quick filter attached to power my Under gravel jets. The ludwiga has filled that area in pretty well. I have a serious collectoritus(sp?) problem so I agree that it is a little busy, when I settle on what plants I want I will try and create a focal point. Thanks for the suggestions it is appericated!!! |
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Hey thanks alot, yes I am using 2WPG, it is pressurized CO2 and yes it alters the PH, the cichlids dont seem to mind thought. I think that they are more senstive to the GH of the water then the PH which is about 6.7-6.8. The yellow labs are still breeding. I actually rescaped this tank so it looks very different, I'll have to update the journal. |
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The last of the Incas
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I know there's a thread about it, but do you mind elaborating a little about the 50 ml hydrogen peroxide algae treatment in your tank. Thanks Rafo. PS. Great looking tank btw. |
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I spot treated the areas that has some black spot and thread was heavy on my needle leaf java fern that is tied to driftwood. I used a syringe to treat the areas, turned off the filters and left it sit for about 10 minutes. Did a 50% water change. It bubbled a little but not crazy like I have heard others say. It didnt look like to did anything but 2-3 days later it was pretty much gone. No harm to the fish or any plants. I wasnt very bad but I hate any algae |
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Whoaaa. I really love the "before"! The wood in the "after" is interesting, but I'm gonna have to wait for the grow in too! I suppose this, and any major change, is an act of faith!
That is unless you are like Amano, who says he can see what it's going to look like in his mind's eye. Me, I'm gonna wait for the grow-in, and hope it looks as good as the "before". That was great!
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steve You wanna know what I really think? You can see at www.wetplantlogic.com. 180g high tech, "generally" low maintenance, planted discus tank |
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HA!!! I have a 'vision' but not like Amano!! It was just to much jungle before, I thinned out a TON of plants. It was just to full and didnt seem to have any direction or focal point. Hopefully the middle will be full and the sides will fill in with the stems. Time will only tell
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