here she is. only a betta in there, with 2 snails. i hope the java moss grows around to look nicer. i think i'm gonna be adding some moneywort soon. any suggestions comments, compliments welcome
Planting substrates like Eco-Complete, Aquasoil, etc aren't necessary if you are growing epiphytic plants like Java Fern, Anubias, Bolbitis, moss, etc.
While you are correct that Java ferns do not need a planting type substrate, they also do MUCH better if you dont burry their rhizome (the area that the roots and leaves grows from that looks like a green branch). Java Ferns do much better when attached to a piece of wood or a rock. They WILL grow with the rhizome buried, but not as well.
A nano hob is a very small hang on back filter, like the AZOO palm filter. They are great little HOB filters. For a tank with all slow growers you dont need a super high concentration of Co2 so they will do just fine.
yeah the one java fern is attached to the wood as you can see. i have one that grew like CRAZY in my 10, at least 1.5-2 times as big as when i got it now that i attempted to bury, though i may not have, which might explain its growth.
any suggestions for a good nano filter?
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