jameson_uk
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In my shrimp tank I have some Monte Carlo which has done surprisingly well. I however got a little filamentous algae in there (think this was when there was only snails in the tank and I did some reacaping) and it has become a bit of a pain.
Now the Monte Carlo is all lifting and floating off. I cannot even beging to figure out how I planted it in the first place as the grain size of the Tropica soil is pretty big. Every time I attempt to replant one but it just uproots another...
Thinking I should either just pull it all out and start again with a new pot or remove the bits that show a little bit of algae and then dump some new substrate on top to bury it.
Suggestions?
Now the Monte Carlo is all lifting and floating off. I cannot even beging to figure out how I planted it in the first place as the grain size of the Tropica soil is pretty big. Every time I attempt to replant one but it just uproots another...
Thinking I should either just pull it all out and start again with a new pot or remove the bits that show a little bit of algae and then dump some new substrate on top to bury it.
Suggestions?