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    Thinking of setting up a 1ft tank in the office...

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    Hi folks, I am seriously considering setting up a small tank in the office to liven up the place a little. Considering the fact that water changes will be less convenient and that temperature will be on the low end, what would be suitable plants for this little tank? I am planning on a xmas moss wall for one... Any other suggestions?

    Thanks for your time!

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    Glosso! I had a "jar"(around 3L) growing glosso in the office with temp around 24 with co2 injection at 1 bubble per 5 sec round the clock. Fish wise, guppy. Think they are the only fish that can survive in such harsh condition[] .

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    Hmmm... Interesting. Never crossed my mind to use glosso. Just came back from NA and kinda inspired by their moss tank. By the way, do you use a full fledged CO2 system (canister and regulator) or something else? I am not so sure if security would turn a blind eye on someone bringing in a gas canister! []

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    Yes, best will be fish like cardinal tetra and guppies as I have kept them in my 1ft tank at 22deg C and water change at 1/mth.

    Try growing glosso or Xmoss. I have Xmoss and they grow well with cold water!

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    hi,
    if u are planning to grow moss, it's a waste not to keep shrimps IMO !![]

    the low temp is great for them.
    the easier one will be cherry red, they don't hide as much as breed quite easily.
    then there's tiger and bumblebee shrimp.

    if u want fish, there are a few types of small-sized rasboras that are commonly found in many lfs.

    i have the 3 mentioned types of shrimps and exclamation point rasboras in my 1ft []

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    Thanks for all the useful feedback! I am now all fired up about getting it going. Now to find some space in the office... I really like the idea of putting in moss, glosso and shrimps! []

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