Reply With QuoteChoose smaller fishes for the small tank. Rasbora for shoaling fish and Tiger otto for the cleaning crew.
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1. Picture poorly taken. Will submit more when camera tripod is ready.
2. Aquascaping spoilt by fast overgrown plants []
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Choose smaller fishes for the small tank. Rasbora for shoaling fish and Tiger otto for the cleaning crew.
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On 8/29/2003 8:16:56 PM
Choose smaller fishes for the small tank. Rasbora for shoaling fish and Tiger otto for the cleaning crew.
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Thanks. The discus are just temperary there. I use them to convince my wife that I really need a 4 ft tank []
Trim the glosso and stick them into the substrate with only the leaves showing...keep doing that and they will soon stay there.
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Maybe you can try other plants with smaller leaves like MM and MU.
Maybe a red plant as the focus point will make the tank look nicer.
May I know what is MM, MU? Will be interested to have smaller plants for foreground then shift glosso to mid ground.----------------
On 8/29/2003 11:03:47 PM
Maybe you can try other plants with smaller leaves like MM and MU.
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CT: You are absolutely right. I have tried a few red plants but they don't seem to survive well in my tank. Will keep on trying
Peter: This the third time I replanted them just like what you suggested. Still not much improvement.
Thanks.
Tay, with glosso you got to be patience and "train" then to lay down and not "standing" so it also improves your triming skill though...
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Dear Tay,
Red Plants needs great deal of lights, if not they'll turn green
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i think i heard from some bros tat glosso the reason they rise in heights is due to poor light? rite? if tats the case den u muz increase the wattage.. juz my 2 cents..----------------
On 8/29/2003 11:53:39 PM
Tay, with glosso you got to be patience and "train" then to lay down and not "standing" so it also improves your triming skill though...
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wah lau u say ur picture poorly taken, i think e clarity and etc is much more detailed then me this pathetic soul. anyway nice pics : )
Moderate lighting will be enough to keep them down. As Rashid said, it takes some patience to push each stem down in the begining. I have grow flat growing glosso at 2W/gal.----------------
On 9/1/2003 10:56:26 PM
i think i heard from some bros tat glosso the reason they rise in heights is due to poor light? rite? if tats the case den u muz increase the wattage.. juz my 2 cents..----------------
On 8/29/2003 11:53:39 PM
Tay, with glosso you got to be patience and "train" then to lay down and not "standing" so it also improves your triming skill though...
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I have two 11w PL. One is labeled aquatic light (bought from LFS) the other one is a normal Philips PL. I have about 4w per litre which is around 2w per gallon.
Maybe it is because I have not "trained" them enough
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