if you keep the tank sealed (glass top or somthing) you should be able to get by with just spraying the plants two times a day just be sure the humidity stays up in the tank. atleast i heard this method has worked never tried it but its an option.
Criticize the rockwork for my planted tank!!!
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I love looking at the black sand 
I'll be selling my substrate in my 29 after I get my 75 gallon empty and I will be buying the black sand Fluorite.
I like the looks of your tank with your latest rock formation, I just might have to steal your design
I'll be selling my substrate in my 29 after I get my 75 gallon empty and I will be buying the black sand Fluorite.
I like the looks of your tank with your latest rock formation, I just might have to steal your design
thanks! yeah the flourite black sand is awesome. i think the regular flourite would make it a little hard to plant small delicate plants, especially a ground cover. the sand is nice and fine and should make planting much easierJag1980;2031002;2031002 said:I love looking at the black sand
I'll be selling my substrate in my 29 after I get my 75 gallon empty and I will be buying the black sand Fluorite.
I like the looks of your tank with your latest rock formation, I just might have to steal your design
good luck with the rockscape - i never knew how hard it could be!
yeah, no big fish in here. either gonna be a large school of neons of rasboras. clean and simple, just like the legendary mr. amano
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Some Apiso's or Rams with schools of cories and tetra's
http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=159976
Sweet looking rocks you should put some plants in then make it small community with small lil tetras just for it to be relaxing.
