Framed Nature
Member
Hi everyone!
Below is my 10G I have been working on for a few months, and only recently realized my blyxa is going to be WAY too big for this tank. Im curious on what everyone recommends as a better transition plant into the hardscape and possibly between the lobelia and rotala.
One option I am considering is running the elantine hydropiper carpet around instead, and maybe shifting the clump of lobelia in the mid-front to where the Bylxa Novo is, then put a few pieces of hydrocotyle Vert here and there to create some texture.
All advice and input is appreciated! Also excuse the scratches on the glass...not sure how to buff it out but it was damaged in transport when i moved. (If there's also advice for this...i will love you forever)
Below is my 10G I have been working on for a few months, and only recently realized my blyxa is going to be WAY too big for this tank. Im curious on what everyone recommends as a better transition plant into the hardscape and possibly between the lobelia and rotala.
One option I am considering is running the elantine hydropiper carpet around instead, and maybe shifting the clump of lobelia in the mid-front to where the Bylxa Novo is, then put a few pieces of hydrocotyle Vert here and there to create some texture.
All advice and input is appreciated! Also excuse the scratches on the glass...not sure how to buff it out but it was damaged in transport when i moved. (If there's also advice for this...i will love you forever)