Been a while since my last update, experiencing quite a few issue of late.
HC is turning brown near the surface, I've already removed one clump that breached the surface, this area has the most flow so shouldn't be a issue related to lack of C02, it is also closest to light so might be too much intensity? Any suggest would be great. The Hc in lower section seem to be doing fine.
Also suffering from a bad case of hair alge, but only in the UG carpet, I've recently trimmed back the carpet heavily in bid to get rid of most of the effected areas and added 3 horned nerite snails as read they eat hair alge. Thou since dropping them in I've only seem them on glass
🙁. These guys are super tiny probably could have got away with a few more of them.
The Hydrocotyle sp, was also trimmed back heavily, revealing alot of yellow/pale leaf, which I going to have to remove.
The weeping moss seems to be growing everywhere, particularly amongst the UG carpet
🙁, I've tried to remove the cutting when trimming but it almost impossible to get ever single piece, I seem recall saying to myself I would never use moss in any of my scapes ever again in the previously, now I recall why
😕.
I have had some issue with flow so had to put the pump back in the tank.
I think my plant are starting to show some nutrition deficiencies, as still not dosing any nitrates, I may need to review my dosing regime.
Generally scape isn't looking it best
🙁.
Thou on a happier note have finally added fish! I've recently added x10 Glowing Rasbora, which seem to school which is fun to watch, I ve also added x6 lovely young Sparkling Gourami, can't for these little fellows to colour up. I've read these guys can be noisy but they yet sing for me, thou they are only young , so may need to mature abit first. I also x10 Chill Rasbora on order, which should add abit more colour and energy.
The cherry red are still doing well, and breeding, as seen a few baby shrimp in there.
Despite the scape not looking its tidiest, still enjoying looking at the scape particularity now that I have some fish in there
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Thanks for looking.