Wabi-Kusa Packs @ Seaview

**seudzar** · 5th Jun 2014, 14:34

Aquatic chamber has wabi kusa for sale

**solidbrik** · 5th Jun 2014, 15:22

Are they monte? Seems like to me but box was unlabelled..lol

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**Ingen** · 5th Jun 2014, 16:41

Originally Posted by solidbrik

Saw at seaview 19.50 a pair..

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That's not cheap! A 2ft tank will probably need like 4-5 pairs minimum?

**solidbrik** · 5th Jun 2014, 16:42

Survival guaranteed? Lol..I guess it's paying for hassle free and 100% survival? Lol..

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**tubularistical** · 5th Jun 2014, 16:45

Found a thread on UKAPS where people were discussing DIY wabi-kusa.. A cheapskate like me would definitely be attempting this before giving in to such expensive chunks of plant! Although ironically I've been very quick to fork out cash for the little Tropica pots

http://www.ukaps.org/forum/threads/diy-wabi-kusa.21966/

**solidbrik** · 5th Jun 2014, 16:49

I did tropica too..cuz confirm snail/algae free..but many melting. .so I cannot take it n went Seaview to buy a SLAB of monte (hopefully) to plonk the whole thing in..haha..but draw back is I immediately saw earth worm in the tank..do I need to catch it or just leave it?

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**tubularistical** · 5th Jun 2014, 16:51

Depends on what you're keeping and how precious they are

Some fish are quick and clever enough to eat the worms up, but earthworms can be intermediate hosts for some fish diseases too.

**solidbrik** · 5th Jun 2014, 16:56

Ok..search n destroy mission tonight..lol

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**cherabin** · 5th Jun 2014, 21:55

I have read about the DIY wabikusa too but just too lazy to get down to it. Looking at some pictorial guides, it really doesn't seem too complex to make one. Maybe I'll just stock up some cheap java moss before embarking on some wabikusa.

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