As in being in sunlight? Not worried about it. Never had a problem with that before. Plus isn't that the point of having a algea eater. Hahaha
My New Tank Setup (47 Gallon Bowfront)
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As in being in sunlight? Not worried about it. Never had a problem with that before. Plus isn't that the point of having a algea eater. Hahaha
good point...my 40 gallon is across the room from my window, gets light sun up to sun down, but nothing direct and I get a little algea...maybe youll be lucky, good looking tank though
UPDATE!!!
Got Sand and an assortment of Rocks in last Weekend and Today I am Working on Boiling some driftwood I picked up by the river
Ill post more updates later!
Got Sand and an assortment of Rocks in last Weekend and Today I am Working on Boiling some driftwood I picked up by the river
Ill post more updates later!
So I have added a few plants, but not a whole lot has changed! Have one little piece of drift wood buried under the sand a bit with java moss attached to it. The rest of the larger pieces of driftwood I am soaking and water logging them first. Here are some pics.
Still waitin on all my driftwood to waterlog....... Its taking forever! They are still super buoyant. haha. The waiting game continues!
Here are some updated pictures. Took out my big pleco, he was accidentally uprooting plants with his large self. So I moved him to another tank. Haven't seen much plant growth since I put them in there. Then a few days ago I decided to try an additive. So I have been putting in some organic carbon liquid stuff (official scientific terminology) (lol). It has been working great! Already my plants are looking better. As you can see the driftwood still hasnt sunk, but I threw it in anyways
haha
I definetly just realized I said in my very first post I had a Cascade 305. There is no such thing..... Mis-type, I definetly meant fluval. Haha.
Nice clowns Joe, I just picked up a couple yesterday. They're very small...under 2"...I love them, just wish I had more than 2 lol
