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    Office planted tank...

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    My first planted setup. On my table in my office. Takes up most of the space, but heck, I don't mind. Small tank, 45x20x25cm, roughly 20litres.

    Lights - total of 60W, 1 x 36W PL and 1 x 24W PL
    Pressurized CO2 on solenoid valve
    Eheim hang on filter
    Ferts - Seachem Flourish, Iron, Nitrogen, Potassium
    Base soil - ADA power sand
    Soil - ADA Amazonia
    Water change 15% once weekly

    Flora - Cabomba Caroliniana, Echinodorus X Barthii, Myriophyllum tuberculatum, Glosso, Cryptocoryne (Brown), Amazon frogbit
    Fauna - some blue, tiger, cherry red shrimps, harlequin rasboras x 3, Flying Fox (?algae eater), Black Otto.


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    I'm thinking of removing the frogbit coz the roots are starting to mess up the place a little. What do you guys think?



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    Maybe you can shift them (frogbits) to one corner? Anyway, nice set up there
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    Tried to shift them, but current keeps moving them all around. I'm thinking of dumping them behind the myriophyllum, but I'm afraid it'll block off the light to these red, light-demanding plants.

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    You can always trim the roots...

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    I think I will

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    trim is much more better then throw it away, kinda waste.

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    Bro, it looks very comfortable... nice setup there...!! Thinking to setup a small planted tank at mine room too... hehe....

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    Re: Office planted tank...

    After this amount of time, numerous trimmings, attack of the BTA (which I don't think is over yet)...had a major trimming session. And uprooted all of the glosso which had covered the entire floor of the tank. What's the moss I have on the piece of wood on the right side of the tank?


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    Re: Office planted tank...

    looks like fissidens to me...

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    Re: Office planted tank...

    i thought it looks like kind of algae......... as there's no fissidens in the initial few photos

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    Re: Office planted tank...

    I'm not referring to the branched wood. Just the wood on the floor on the right side.

    The branched wood, that's probably algae

    Fissidens then?

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    Re: Office planted tank...

    Thats US Fissidens bro Beautiful plant with many leaves.

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    Re: Office planted tank...

    I want that Echi! Do you have much success with the US Fissidens?
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    The fissidens is a beautiful plant. I hope it grows and survives well.

    That Echi is nice huh? The leaves are red/pinkish, nice waveforms about them too.
    Success with fissidens? Honestly, I don't know, I'm a newbie This tank's been up for about 6 months now, the fissidens have been doing ok for about 2 weeks only.

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    Re: Office planted tank...

    Quote Originally Posted by MbmC View Post
    I'm thinking of removing the frogbit coz the roots are starting to mess up the place a little. What do you guys think?
    the roots of the frogbit u can trim off no problem one

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    Re: Office planted tank...

    Nice looking tank and healthy plants.
    Would like to have one like that on my office table as well.

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    Re: Office planted tank...

    why uproot those glossa i love them though XD got them to spread all around my foreground in my new 3ft tank ( im new to planted btw XD ). hope they spread well. and nice set up btw!! always learned something by seeing u guys set up. cheers!

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