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so, lats night, i removed the "snotball's with helmets", so that the tank can get planted again.
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still a few things to do, and a few more plants needed, but im happy for now
sorry for the tube in the middle of the tank, thats my DIY filter i made to help keep the tank clean.
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Hi Vez
SHould look interesting with the hornworth grown in. Is that a ball of moss on that driftwood?
You also need to get your anubius out of the substrate.
Gerhard
Hi Vez
SHould look interesting with the hornworth grown in. Is that a ball of moss on that driftwood?
You also need to get your anubius out of the substrate.
Gerhard
thanks vis.
jip, thatjava moss,
and why must the anubius be out of the gravel?
can you post a pic of your filter?? would like to see your diy filter
jip, thatjava moss, and why must the anubius be out of the gravel?
Have a look at this when tying moss http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum/showthread.php/50065-Tying-Moss It makes the moss grow better and look better in the end.
Anubias are plants that grow on things like rocks and wood and do not like their roots in the ground. It may even rot away.
Gerhard
Anubias are plants that grow on things like rocks and wood and do not like their roots in the ground. It may even rot away.
The roots will not rot. Only if the Rhizome is covered with sand will it cause problems
My emersed Anubias barteri flowered this week looks wicket
how do i get it to grow on the wood?
can you post a pic of your filter?? would like to see your diy filter
will post it tonight, really easy! and it works like CELL C, hahahaha
how do i get it to grow on the wood?
wrap some black cotton with the anubias rhizome to the wood.
The roots will eventually attach to the wood and grow downwards into the gravel.
The cotton will gradually disintegrate in the water
wow, thanks Khalid
did not know this, as i got the plant with the tank,,,,,,,, are they cool plants??
The roots will not rot. Only if the Rhizome is
Khalid , did not mean roots. Just found that people who does not know that the plants does not go into the gravel rarely knows what a rhizome are so I just say roots :)
java fern also needs to be tied to the wood/rock
java fern also needs to be tied to the wood/rock
Really? why so??
same reason as anubias :)
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