O onlikedonkeykong17 Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 22, 2008 353 0 0 US Nov 16, 2008 #11 no its not duckweed its a floating plant not sure of its name sorry
O onlikedonkeykong17 Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 22, 2008 353 0 0 US Nov 16, 2008 #12 and it stocked with: 1x rainbow killifish 4x black neon tetras 4x guppies 3x cory 2x ottos
O onlikedonkeykong17 Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 22, 2008 353 0 0 US Nov 16, 2008 #13 no it isnt duckweed its some sort of floating plant sorry im not sure of the name
O onlikedonkeykong17 Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 22, 2008 353 0 0 US Nov 16, 2008 #14 and stocking wise: 1x rainbow killifish 4x black neon tetra 3x cory 4x guppy 2x otto
O onlikedonkeykong17 Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 22, 2008 353 0 0 US Nov 16, 2008 #15 sorry about the lighting if i used the flash it was too bright.. ill work on it though
J Jag1980 Feeder Fish MFK Member May 13, 2008 308 1 0 Marysville, Wa Nov 17, 2008 #16 Looks like roots of water lettuce. Your plants might die below from lack of lighting.
L Lupin Viviendo la vida loca! MFK Member Dec 7, 2006 20,590 66 0 Lupin Information Super Highway/Goldfish Informati Nov 17, 2008 #17 If the tank is enclosed, the Pistia stratiotes won't appreciate condensation forming on its leaves and eventually rot.
If the tank is enclosed, the Pistia stratiotes won't appreciate condensation forming on its leaves and eventually rot.
O onlikedonkeykong17 Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 22, 2008 353 0 0 US Nov 17, 2008 #18 not duckweed some floating plant... not sure of the name sorry
O onlikedonkeykong17 Feeder Fish MFK Member Jun 22, 2008 353 0 0 US Nov 17, 2008 #19 yes.. i do need to remove some of the floating plant i also have to admit it is very annoying when you stick your hand/arm in the tank.. but i am planning on removing some thanks
yes.. i do need to remove some of the floating plant i also have to admit it is very annoying when you stick your hand/arm in the tank.. but i am planning on removing some thanks
chonhzilla Feeder Fish MFK Member Dec 26, 2007 1,970 1 0 Fresno CA Nov 17, 2008 #20 My dwarf sag loves the open light and spreads pretty quick. I get two runners every three weeks.