Plants with your polys

[Dr.B]

That lap looks really nice

 

[isde02]

That lap looks really nice

Thanks bro

 

[dmcskoolkid]

Yeah it does I will probably try it on a small tank and see how it works.

 

[Vancouver_98683]

Here's mine. I've had this 14 year old 28" Anubia Barteri given to me from a neighbor for about 2 months now. You can see the ornate hiding in the back.

 

[Rachel.Cody]

My old 75g growout had a few plants in it. There are a few polys hiding in there.

 

[dmcskoolkid]

How often does everyone keep their lights on in their planted tanks?

 

[RLHam3]

My 75gal poly and rope tank.

 

[pontislebowski]

Where did you get that water lettuce? Its amazing. I bet it helps with filtration. Just make sure the Poly has room to breath the air when it tries to break the surface.

 

[Etan]

I don't have pics but my polys absolutely loved plants. It's a damn shame I'm terrible at planted tanks because I love plants. I always end up with lots of dead plant matter and a ton of algae.

 

[HybridHerp]

I gotta take new pics of my planted tank with polys. The make great residents in co2 injected tanks since no amount of co2 bothers them. Especially the upper jaw species, my del is a sold 8" and my retro is around 7" and neither of them upset my more delicate stem plants (I'm keeping stuff like tonia and erios and sygonanthus and small rotalas and ludwigia and all the fancy shamancy stuff).

Now if only my algae eaters would grow faster so that they could eat away my BBA issues, then the tank would be perfect lol. Probably the one downside to having bichirs in a planted tank, limits your algae eating options quiet a bit