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    1.5x1.5 touchup

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    Glad to have found a site with so more aquascaping people, feel free to comment. Still got lots to learn



    Neglected My tank for a couple of weeks and it got all messed up in march.


    Decided to replant the HC and clean up the rest of the plants.
    Added some rocks too... for a change...



    Found out the rocks might be limestone based cause my KH went up the roof and had to take emthem out



    HC are growing well.... kinda slow i guess but lease it is creeping well after i added the MH lighting. Also changed to a new filter... It works sweet but really dundon't like all the pipes running all over the tank.
    Close up of HC(Scroll above and you can see the HC i replanted was just a few stubs here and there.
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    video of tank

    Watch it here... kinda short but just thought videos more fun.

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    1st May update


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    Hi Bubberls!

    Your tank looks really nice and healthy.
    Is that plant with a long, hammered leaves a type of Crinum?
    I think by adding a small, green plant at the base of the driftwood, would really make the tank even better. Maybe some anubias 'nana'

    Keep updating!

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    Nice looking tank. Like the wood as the centerpiece. Has the feel of an almost dead tree with lots of other plants on it. Very natural in my opinion. But the lotus on its right seems to be stealing the focus. Maybe change them to some lower plants?
    Cheers,
    Sean


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    Quote Originally Posted by pleco4me View Post
    Hi Bubberls!

    Your tank looks really nice and healthy.
    Is that plant with a long, hammered leaves a type of Crinum?
    I think by adding a small, green plant at the base of the driftwood, would really make the tank even better. Maybe some anubias 'nana'

    Keep updating!
    Yup its a Crinum calamistratum. I had a Madagascan lace plant at the base previously but it melted.... most prob it died due to the high lighting. nana's cannot take strong lighting too yah? or am i wrong cause i really want to add some dwarf nana's

    Quote Originally Posted by PlAnTaNoOb View Post
    Nice looking tank. Like the wood as the centerpiece. Has the feel of an almost dead tree with lots of other plants on it. Very natural in my opinion. But the lotus on its right seems to be stealing the focus. Maybe change them to some lower plants?
    yah thats right... been trying to prune it so the leaves dont grow so big but it seems its on some steroids and the leaves and always so huge... many plantlets or baby plants what ever you call em. those are nice and small...

    Any advice on how to keep plants small and stubby?

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    Yes you got it right on Nana... but you can place them nearer to the "tree trunk" shaded by the branches above

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jervis View Post
    Yes you got it right on Nana... but you can place them nearer to the "tree trunk" shaded by the branches above
    TksThanks will see if i can find some nice ones...

    you seem familarfamiliar with ada stuff... does the lily pipe really clear the water surface like a skimmer?
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    Quote Originally Posted by bubberls™ View Post
    Tks will see if i can find some nice ones...

    you seem familar with ada stuff... does the lily pipe really clear the water surface like a skimmer?
    Yupe it does help... but it's very sensitive to water level... you will have to constantly maintain the same water level in order for it to work effectively. It's a good to have but might not be able to rival your current surface skimmer as yours is more flexible

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jervis View Post
    Yupe it does help... but it's very sensitive to water level... you will have to constantly maintain the same water level in order for it to work effectively. It's a good to have but might not be able to rival your current surface skimmer as yours is more flexible

    tks Thanks for the info cause am trying to clear the equipment clutter in the tank and it seems lily pipe can help replace the rainbar and skimmer... now just looking for an external co2 reactor as i hooked up my old diffuser to use with the psudopseudo lily pipe but the co2 levels vary quite a lot. I got it hooked to a ph controller and co2 has to kick in quite often.
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