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    daiso item are good.. i bought a short pincer and i have used it for about a year.. totally no rust at all! somemore i don't really wipe them dry after i use.. just hang them back to where i usually put them

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    Quote Originally Posted by EvolutionZ View Post
    daiso item are good.. i bought a short pincer and i have used it for about a year.. totally no rust at all! somemore i don't really wipe them dry after i use.. just hang them back to where i usually put them
    Ya! They also have the nylon net for mosses and riccia etc etc ... If you look carefully alot of items can be use for planting purpose and most important is cheap and good quality.

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    Major trimmed on the plant on Sunday. Stem plant can really grow crazy, but they are so beautiful. Stem really need alot of work. Also relocated some of the stuff. Now it looks much better! I'm trying to trim like 4" then 2" method to get more dense. After the trimming, i've really dump away alot of plant, maybe next time i'll pass it to others.


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    Bit new here - whats glosso and ADA.........?

    Thanxs

    PS - I hope to get my fisrt tank commissioned this weekend - still messing about with bits of wood and stones and wondering how much I can leave till I get all the plants planted and the water in...hahah!

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    Quote Originally Posted by syburn View Post
    Bit new here - whats glosso and ADA.........?

    Thanxs

    PS - I hope to get my fisrt tank commissioned this weekend - still messing about with bits of wood and stones and wondering how much I can leave till I get all the plants planted and the water in...hahah!
    GLosso is a plant, you can see from my tank, right foreground, the whole patch. ADA is a brand name, from Planted Master Amano, they have wide range of products for planted tank, price is like LV price...

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    tank looking nice and good. By the way, is that a black bioball on top of the rock ?

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    Glad to see that your plants are still striving. It's now fuller and taking shape

    So, you still letting your glosso and Japan hair glass to do Lord of The Rings battle?
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    Quote Originally Posted by torque6 View Post
    tank looking nice and good. By the way, is that a black bioball on top of the rock ?
    Yes thats a bioball, used to have mosses around until i put it with American Flag Fish, it whack out all the moss, now left the stem, hopefully can cultivate it back. I've put it in my quarantine tank now.

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    Quote Originally Posted by zenscape View Post
    Glad to see that your plants are still striving. It's now fuller and taking shape

    So, you still letting your glosso and Japan hair glass to do Lord of The Rings battle?
    Thanks! Yes still battling, every week i've to become the marshal to guide them back. Can you see is so straight between each other. Never seen any carpet grass so neat.

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    Oh you use a bioball as a prop for the mosses ? Have difficulty in securing the mosses to it ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by torque6 View Post
    Oh you use a bioball as a prop for the mosses ? Have difficulty in securing the mosses to it ?
    Pretty easy, use fish line and tie around! Before it start to grow my fish ate those new grow, so now in quarantine tank with the Malayan shrimp.

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    Really not bad at all for a first tank. What's your next step?

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    Quote Originally Posted by blue33 View Post
    Thanks! Yes still battling, every week i've to become the marshal to guide them back. Can you see is so straight between each other. Never seen any carpet grass so neat.
    im quite impressed with how you maintain the divide between the glosso and hairgrass
    must be hell of a tough job!
    and cannot afford to slack off or they'll be all over each other!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jervis View Post
    Really not bad at all for a first tank. What's your next step?

    This first tank is my research for experimenting planting before i go for the serious one. Thats why i got so many different plant inside this small tank. And i've seen many failure case and they quit. I love keeping fish and plants when i was very young. It just distress me when i get home. Now I'm eyeing and planning for a 3ft setup...!

    I just had my second newborn son now 3 month plus, so everything was so tied up. Got to have balance between family and hobby! Beside planting, another hobby was photographing, which i had stop for quite awhile. I've coach some of my friends on photographing and editing, and now some of them are professional photographer. Glad to see them succeed. I have alot of hobbyist, life is so colourful and so little time to use.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lee1224 View Post
    im quite impressed with how you maintain the divide between the glosso and hairgrass
    must be hell of a tough job!
    and cannot afford to slack off or they'll be all over each other!
    Oh! They can be tame, after few cutting they know is border! They will grow less towards each other. They are really smart.

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    eh, last time when i had those plants they not so obedient leh
    and my tenellus now is not much better!

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    Btw this tank is also called a "plant collection tank" for my bigger tank use. So you dont really see much scape from here. Currently i'm testing on 4"X2" trimming method for the stem plants, it will get more dense later.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lee1224 View Post
    eh, last time when i had those plants they not so obedient leh
    and my tenellus now is not much better!
    I make them grow dense first and control them. In between you can guide them.

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    I've change my light to 2 set total 4 tubes of T5 for my 1.5ft tank and the lighting period and increase my nitrate dosage, cause i've added "Eustralis Stellata", one of the most difficult plant. It started to rot in the roots in the beginning, and the good news is they are growing very well now. Hooray!!!
    Last edited by blue33; 9th Jul 2008 at 09:59. Reason: Wrong plant name given

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