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First off, remove the plants from the pots and get rid of the rockwool surrounding the roots. Then seperate the plants into plantlets, trim the roots back a little and plant them in the substrate. Get soem liquid ferts and c02.
Totally agree, remove plants from the pots, buy more plants, and have them in groups of the same type. And also be aware of growth habits of the different types, and plant accordingly, ie. background, midground, and foreground. 8)
I like the jewel filter system as it is all housed in one area - but can look an eyesore as I had a Rekord 96 - have you thought of adding some
Echinodorus `Rubin` is a decorative hybrid between Echinodorus horemanii `rot` and Echinodorus x barthii. The transparent, ruby-red leaves with light leaf ribs provide a particularly intensive sheen. An undemanding plant whose growth is stimulated by CO2 addition and a nutritious bottom. A good solitary plant for large aquariums.
Echinodorus `Rubin` infront of the filter box. I have just bought two for my tank.
Just have a look at my Rio 125 journal, you will find lots of photos in there, list of plants, info regarding the upgrade of the lighting, addition of CO2, fert regime, its all there 😉 have fun and keep us posted.
again thanks for the advice - LondonDragon your journal was rearly helpful
Today brought a Nutrafin C02 system and ordered some reflectors for next weekend. I will also hopefully get some substrate then and take plants out of their baskets
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