Reply With QuoteWatch your Hygro Difformis, there will be alot of roots once matured and you will have a hard time removing them. It is easy to grow than but it will create a mess once the roots get too much.....
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Watch your Hygro Difformis, there will be alot of roots once matured and you will have a hard time removing them. It is easy to grow than but it will create a mess once the roots get too much.....
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Hygro Difformis? I assume you mean the Water Sprite. There are no issues with the roots if properly cared for. I prune the roots regularly to prevent adventitious growths in the floating plants. They're all easily seperated... Water Sprite doesn't reach adult size in floating form, either.
Nice Tank.
But
The colour of the stones you used are quite unnatural.
Maybe you can try changing them to wood.
I can't get more natural than river rocks.... They're completely natural... :P
I'm gonna have to agree with chua on this one. They may be natural but so are all rocks right?. I think the thing is, luch planted environments typically wouldnt be found in fast flowing rivers. That and the colors don't match up quite right. Don't get me wrong, it's a very nice looking tank just the rocks stand out too much for my tastes. Would like to see something more complementary.
Nice work.
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