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    Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

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    Hi, im new to this hobby. Just sharing my 40CM iwagumi scape with glosso. Negative comments are welcome

    Day 1


    Day 7, glosso still growing slow..


    day 10, added a little more glosso..


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    day 21, glosso spreading well but algae on rocks

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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    oh and btw, can anyone tell me how to remove those algae on the rocks..? i cant seem to brush them off..

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    Employ Nerite snails for algae issues.

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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    The algae makes the rocks looks natural in my opinion. you can get ottos, SAEs, shrimps, snails (aka algae crew) to rid off algae.

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    The substrate is flat correct?

    If the algae on the rocks look good on them. Leave it.
    Not really must have a zero visible algae tank.
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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    Quote Originally Posted by deekfacemonster View Post
    oh and btw, can anyone tell me how to remove those algae on the rocks..? i cant seem to brush them off..
    I like the algae on the rock also; as long as it doesn't go out of control, the rocks will soon look very lovely (& natural, of course). But yes, horned nerite snails are insanely effective algae removers; but they do leave white eggs (observable with naked eyes) here & there.

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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    Algae on the rock looks more natural.

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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    ok, thanks for all the feedback. think i'll just let the algae be hopefully my glosso will be fully carpet within a month

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    Quote Originally Posted by ralliart12 View Post
    I like the algae on the rock also; as long as it doesn't go out of control, the rocks will soon look very lovely (& natural, of course). But yes, horned nerite snails are insanely effective algae removers; but they do leave white eggs (observable with naked eyes) here & there.
    What are the white eggs? Offsprings? I had a hard time removing snails from my setup.

    Anyway I do agree algae on the rocks brings about a more natural look. May I ask what's the power/number of watts of your lights?



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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    Aquazonic T5 2x14watts

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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    Quote Originally Posted by apek19 View Post
    What are the white eggs? Offsprings? I had a hard time removing snails from my setup...
    The large white eggs (laid singly, unlike those pond snail eggs, which are almost always in a bunch) are the eggs of the horned nerite snails. They do not hatch easily; so if you can breed them, you are luckily. But the unhatched eggs are unsightly though.

    Quote Originally Posted by apek19 View Post
    ...May I ask what's the power/number of watts of your lights?...
    You are not talking to me, right? i.e. you are responding to another post?

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    Hows the glosso doing? Your co2 is how many bps can i ask?


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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    Quote Originally Posted by ralliart12 View Post
    The large white eggs (laid singly, unlike those pond snail eggs, which are almost always in a bunch) are the eggs of the horned nerite snails. They do not hatch easily; so if you can breed them, you are luckily. But the unhatched eggs are unsightly though.
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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    the glosso are still doing good. co2 going at 1 bps
    Quote Originally Posted by Saiberg View Post
    Hows the glosso doing? Your co2 is how many bps can i ask?


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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    Quote Originally Posted by Shadow View Post
    Nerite snails egg only hatch in brackish water
    Can make them don't lay eggs at all?

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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    one per tank only maybe?
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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    Nice set up, the algae on the rock looks good too

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    Quote Originally Posted by ralliart12 View Post
    You are not talking to me, right? i.e. you are responding to another post?
    Sorry, wasn't clear in directing my question. Deekfacemonster replied AquaZonic T5 2x14w

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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    Thanks Will update my tank again in a few days time
    Quote Originally Posted by Eilsel89 View Post
    Nice set up, the algae on the rock looks good too

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    Re: Sharing my newbie 40CM Iwagumi tank with glosso.

    can glosso grow without co2?

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