Photo #1 - 4 Weeks Old At This Point - Rummy Nose, Cardinal ...

30 gallons planted tank (mostly live plants and fish) - 4 Weeks old at this point

Submitted By: SDplant on 03/02/2008

Photo Caption: 4 Weeks old at this point

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Country: United Kingdom

Description: Tank at this stage 4 weeks old 80x45x45cm bow fronted Juwel Aquarium. ADA intake and glass lily pipe. Eheim 2236 external. Inline Hydor 300w heater. Rhinox 3000 diffuser, 15KG Co2 with Deltec bubble counter and high precision medical needle valve with non return.

Advice: Co2 is essential with high light planted aquaria. Also fertalisers such as tropica + should be added daily in smaller volumes than weekely at large doses.

Fish Kept: Rummy nose, cardinal tetra, siamensis flying fox, crystal shrimp, bee shrimp, amano shrimp.

Corals/Plants: Glossostigma el, rotola green sp, rotola rounta, microsorum sp.

Tank Size: 30 gallons

COMMENTS

gd planted tank like it alot do u not have to clean ur gravel then coz the food and fish waiste is eaten up by the plant carpet u ave

BANGME33

2009-11-16 04:21:13

Ye i agree howd u clean the gravel without disturbing that magnificent plant carpet!£$%&*

Tiernan Keane

2009-06-19 07:41:48

Beautifully done!!!

Mike Arutunyan

2009-05-14 04:58:23

fishes must be loving your masterpiece.

abhishek

2009-03-05 04:22:13

excellent plantation. i loved it. how do manage to maintain such a huge planted tank???? i would love to know!u have maintained it very well. well done!great job.

abhishek

2009-03-05 04:20:53

that is very nice i want to try something like that one day. you should be very proud!

cornelle

2008-11-30 07:06:06

@milky: please, don´t try to clean the gravel...neverever... (if it looks like you have to do it: you´ve made something very wrong, I promise...)

Gottschalk

2008-03-29 01:55:02

the layout of your tank has given me a good idea of how to lay my tank out thank you

Alex

2008-03-13 07:23:57

I'm about to put together a 35 gallon planted tank and I was going to use very fine stainless steel screen over UGF plates so I can use fine plant substraight. Is the UGF a bad idea, even if water mainly only flows through the 30% "bare" area of the tank? Will it improve nutrient getting to roots? Lessen anerobic bacterial growth? Thank you. Peter