Last fall, I setup a low-maintenance moss tank in my old apt. I ended up moving the another building and when I relocated I never set it back up. This is what I have now:
20g standard tank
Eco-complete substrate
Visitherm heater
HOT Magnum filter
Coralife Aqualight T-5 2x14W (Colormax/6700K)
Coralife Aqualight 65W (6700K)
I do have some nano CO2 diffusers coming in and I plan on creating a DIY CO2 with a plastic bottle and teeing it off to two of the diffusers (one on each side of the tank).
I created this sketch. The problem is that I don't really have any experience with aquarium aquatics--only water gardens and ponds.
0 = HC
1 = Blyxa japonica
2 = Hemiathus micranthemoides
3 = Rotala sp. 'Araguaia'
4 = Anubia barteri var. nana petite
5 = Dwarf saggitaria
6 = Rotala sp. 'green'
7 = Downoi
8 = Rotala sp. 'colorata'
9 = Echinodonis tenellus
10 = Didiplis diandra
11 = Rotala sp. 'rotundifolia'
12 = Rotala sp. 'nanjenshan'
What do you think?
20g standard tank
Eco-complete substrate
Visitherm heater
HOT Magnum filter
Coralife Aqualight T-5 2x14W (Colormax/6700K)
Coralife Aqualight 65W (6700K)
I do have some nano CO2 diffusers coming in and I plan on creating a DIY CO2 with a plastic bottle and teeing it off to two of the diffusers (one on each side of the tank).
I created this sketch. The problem is that I don't really have any experience with aquarium aquatics--only water gardens and ponds.

0 = HC
1 = Blyxa japonica
2 = Hemiathus micranthemoides
3 = Rotala sp. 'Araguaia'
4 = Anubia barteri var. nana petite
5 = Dwarf saggitaria
6 = Rotala sp. 'green'
7 = Downoi
8 = Rotala sp. 'colorata'
9 = Echinodonis tenellus
10 = Didiplis diandra
11 = Rotala sp. 'rotundifolia'
12 = Rotala sp. 'nanjenshan'
What do you think?