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    2ft Tank Rescaped

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    After shopping for random plants at Seaview, I've rescaped my 2ft tank that has been neglected when I was doing up my CRS tank.

    It is an old tank that was passed to me by my friend. Substrate is magic soil, no CO2, no chiller, no fertilisers. Lots of fishes as I just bought whichever caught my eye during my LFS visits but it's a joy to see them swimming around.

    Some shots.










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    Re: 2ft Tank Rescaped

    the plant in the middle, the one with white leave around the edge, is not aquatic
    -Robert
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    Re: 2ft Tank Rescaped

    Ya, that is Dracaena sanderiana if i'm not wrong. It's non-aquatic plant but it'll survive a few months underwater...

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    Re: 2ft Tank Rescaped

    Looks kinda crowded in there for the inhabitants

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    Re: 2ft Tank Rescaped

    What kind of shrimp is that ?
    It looks kinda similar with the one I caught from waterfall few months ago. It's carnivorous.
    Other fishes might need to watch out

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    Re: 2ft Tank Rescaped

    Dracaena sanderiana is not poisonous so long the fish does not chew on it. Known to be Lucky Bamboo. I seriously think you should consider Shadow's suggestion to remove it. And no, it does not conform with fengshui theory also. Why? Because you have to calculate your zodiac and apply the number of fishes into the tank. Obviously the numbers is way too above the 1-10 setup. In the worst scenario, instead of helping you to save money, it can help you to spend money. Bai4 shui3 they call it.

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    http://nevadagardens.com/StarNursery...Tip%201048.htm

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