Recent content by bazz

Welcome (back)! :wave:

Cynics! :rolleyes:

Hi, My personal take on it is to fertilize from day one just as the photoperiod commences. It will take the best part of a couple of weeks for the plants to show noticeable signs of growth (from initial planting) and I can't really see the point of stressing them out all over again by vastly...

Yes, also looking forward to seeing some more photos!

How long has it/they been growing in your tank? Mine grew as a large rosette but it was planted singularly it also developed a reddish tinge. I had to brutally attack it as a mother plant in the end as there were plantlets appearing all over a 90 x 55cm footprint I think it would have taken over...

Yes, be a lot easier to identify in a few of weeks when they have transitioned and are actively growing, not that I will be able to tell then either. Good to see you back!

Looking good, the plant above I believe is Hygrophila Polysperma 'Rosanervig'.

Welcome! :wave:

Welcome and I look forward to seeing your endeavors!

I put one in my tank at start up but could not tell as to whether it made any difference or not, and similar to what @hypnogogia experienced above, I think it took 3 or 4 months to disappear from view.

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Welcome, and I look forward to seeing this!

Tank looks nice though!

Consider setting up a biotype aquarium where the the fish and plants come from the same (or close by) location, this will help for fish Seriously Fish — Feeling fishy? and the Tropica website for plants.

https://www.jbl.de/en/products/detail/7319/jbl-proflora-direct?country=us#6334100 I've got one of these (16/22mm) but never used it, but I'm sure @Zeus. used to use them at high velocity so I would think they are half decent. If I do ever get around to using mine I'm going to strip it down and...