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    e-mini's 1.5 ft planted aquascape

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    Done this up a few weeks ago. Sorry about the rock as it was use to weight down the bogwood. Anything that i can improve on?

    Edmund


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    How about a bit of moss to cover up some of the branches?
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    Can see that your HG has been there growing for a while already, perhaps add more in those empty spaces?

    Intend to keep fishes or shrimps in it?
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    Yeah, should really consider adding some moss on the driftwood, and maybe some needle leave java ferns..

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    I like it e-mini. The drift wood positioning is good but i would have preferred a more uneven substrate line instead of a flat line. My 2 cents
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    Edmund

    Can you share

    1. how much bps of CO2?
    2. How much lighting, photoperiod?
    3. fert regime?

    I have a similar set up but lots of algae prob
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    Remove off the rock

    Hi,
    You could remove the rock after soaking the bogwoods for a few days. It happens to my bodwood too. No worries.

    Cheers

    Koolman

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    Quote Originally Posted by wasabi8888 View Post
    Edmund

    Can you share

    1. how much bps of CO2?
    2. How much lighting, photoperiod?
    3. fert regime?

    I have a similar set up but lots of algae prob
    for bps i think ard 1 bps or 1bubble per 2 sec will be enough for such a small tank

    lighting for my 3feet tank using T5 i only on for ard 8-10hrs as i'm not using timer...

    fert regime i only use those capsules type.. 4 weeks add once..

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    very nice scape, esp the wood...
    need a little bit more plants though
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    Update of the tank after a month. The Crypt Balansae seems like melting everytime I change water.

    Edmund


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    Wa look at the hairgrass lawn!!!

    What are the faunas?

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    Tank Dimensions (LxWxH, specify units): 1.5ftx1x1

    Lighting Intensity(No of Watts) : 36W
    Number and type of Lighting (FL/PL/MH) : PL
    Age of light bulbs : 1
    No. of hours your lights are on : 12

    CO2 Injection Rate (bps) : 1 non-stop
    Type of CO2 (DIY/Cylinder) : Cylinder
    Method of Injection (e.g. Diffusor/Reactor) : Reactor

    Liquid fertilisers Used (Product name. E.g. Seachem Flourish) : Dr Mallick's Lushgro-Aqua & Micro
    Fertilization regime (Frequency and amount per dose) : 4 drops for micro & 4ml for Aqua/ twice a week


    Type of Filter :Ehiem 2213
    When was the filter last washed : N/A
    Filter media used : Biohome
    When was the media last changed : N/A
    What was changed : N/A

    Age of setup (i.e. since initial setup or last major re-do ) : 3 months

    Water change frequency : once a week
    Amount changed : 50%

    Tank Temperature : 27 Deg


    Bioload (Number and type of fish and plants)

    Japanese Hairgrass
    Crypt. Balansae
    Microsorum pteropus ''Philippine''
    x'mas Moss

    Used to have about 20 Boraras urophthalmoides but seems like they all went missing. Now it's a shrimp tank.
    Edmund


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    bro, how long does it take for your jap HG to grow so nice?
    its the niciest lawn on jap HG i ever seen.. my Jap HG in my nano tank without Co2 aint going much.. is co2 very important?

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    Nice plant growth, great effort!
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    Quote Originally Posted by EvolutionZ View Post
    bro, how long does it take for your jap HG to grow so nice?
    its the niciest lawn on jap HG i ever seen.. my Jap HG in my nano tank without Co2 aint going much.. is co2 very important?
    Takes around 1 - 2 month to grow into a nice lawn.

    Co2 will enhance the growth of the hairgrass. Trimming the hairgrass will also speed up the grow rate.
    Edmund


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    thanks bro.. will be getting excel too.. thanks

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    indeed very nice =) cheers
    but I had problem with hair grass growing too long!! the length of 15-20cm =(

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    Wow, the best looking hairgrass lawn that i have seen so far! Great job!

    Cheers.

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    bro, what subtract are u using?
    Last edited by benny; 2nd Jul 2007 at 18:45. Reason: spelling

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    look like ADA aquasoil Amazonia
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