Reply With QuoteGet a gravel vacuum, cheap and easy to remove those poo. On an unrelated note, your guppy dont look very well, sitting on the bottom of the tank.
Hi guys, need some advice. I have a small planted tank that looks like this.
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I'm housing panda guppy and 1 otto. But a closer look at my tank shows these.. Nightmare!
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By the way for the last plant, can anyone help identify please? Right back to main topic it's full of waste and because I'm using a white sand base, it looks dirty. What should I do? There are even patches or don't know what one the last plant picture.
Also I've encountered over feeding issue so I feed limited amount to my guppy but they often have left over so I'm thinking of getting someone to clean it up, can anyone recommend? I used to have a Yamato but I think it's waste is like sky high......
Please help! Thank you all in advance!
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Get a gravel vacuum, cheap and easy to remove those poo. On an unrelated note, your guppy dont look very well, sitting on the bottom of the tank.
Get a small hose and siphon all the waste. Try replacing some of that sand. Remember to do your weekly water changes. What filter are you using?
The plant look like ludwigia repens.
nothing special, you just need to shphon it every week during water change.
Using Ocean Free hangon filter. Does it help if I turn the filter bigger?Originally Posted by zhaoronglim
you mean the flow can be adjusted?
Yeah, I notice it does help Alot in terms of cleaning.
Try a few yamato, oto, cory catfish..probably helps as it did for Mine.
I do have a brand new ehiem 3531 gravel cleaner for sale as Mine is planted, not that suitable.
Buy some black sand and mix in. Then wont look so obvious
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