Recent content by Lord_Lucan

This sort of thing...

A while back - may even be a few years - there were some pictures on here of some amazing Takashi scapes. The thing is, the scapes were actually done in thimble sized glass tubs but on first view you thought they were full sized aquariums. Anyhow, I have lost all the pics and links, does...

Hiya I was on a Dutch forum a few days ago - but now I can't find it. I did find this one when I was looking for it though - http://aquascaping-forum.nl/

Yes that's what I meant. Right, I'm off to get some wood! Thanks

Another thing. I plan on giving this a bash, do you thing one could grow carpet plants emerged at the same time as the moss venture?

That's brilliant. Thanks

Low PH and not chemically induced?

I think that's amazing. I have some questions for those ITK Could this work without CO2? How did you attached the moss? For the dry start you just had wet substrate and that kept everything moist? What the hell is the yoghurt for?

Thanks for the reply, interesting about the RO as I assumed it would help the plants - even if 50% RO

Hi Just wondered what the opinion was with using RO water for a new set up (and do the buffers work without introducing CO2 - as I wasn't planning on using CO2 Thanks

Thanks. Complete fertiliser eh? Any recommendations.

My daughter has a standard non CO2 aquarium and is plagued with algae. I'm going to increase her filtration and take it upon myself to pop round and do regular water changes but can anyone advise if these things will actually help to any degree...

Blimey. These things can't last more than a week then?

Yes I know these are probably frowned upon but any advice appreciated on those small sub £30 packs? Was thinking of getting one for my daughters 100l aquarium and was going to go for the TMC Aquagro listed here https://www.seapets.co.uk/searchresults?keyword=co2 Any good? I appreciate it...

Thanks again to you both. The bogwood has been removed and is now dry so I guess I'll put some of the stuff in a plant mister, spray it, leave it for a while and then rinse overnight.