Very nice... 2 otos and some cardinals will be perfect![]()


Very nice... 2 otos and some cardinals will be perfect![]()
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nice layout there. Just a note though, the java fern should not have its rhizome buried into the substrate or the plant will rot away in your tank.
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Hey diazman, thanks for the info. Didn't know that. That's why most of the time it's tie to wood?

the plant on right hand side, green color with white color edge, is not aquatic. It wont be able to grow under water.
What aqua soil are you using? Do you have any plans for foreground plant?
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Hi shadow, are you sure it is not aquatic? Bought it from seaview.
Yes, it's not an aquatic plant.
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Double confirm not aquatic plant.

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Thank you all. Will remove it before it rot.
You got a nice selection of driftwood. Personally I like driftwoods that has arch.

skymanz is this your plant?
http://davesgarden.com/guides/pf/showimage/222798/
just to triple confirm with you...![]()


Hey zerofighter, looks like that plant! Haha.



My tank is


My tank is running 27-28degree. Thinking of adding one more fan.
Any other background plant to recommend? Wan to cover my green pipe.

No need to add another fan. One is sufficient. Adding more fan does not reduce the temperature further - it only increases the evaporation rate of your tank, making you do more water top ups.
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Thanks diazman for the advise. Think i shall change to a more powerful one.
I notice a thin layer of oil-like thing on the surface of my tank. Anybody got any idea what is it? How to remove it?
Surface agitation will help remove the thin layer
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