Hi all - new to the forum (and planted tanks) and would very much like to pick your brains re the above. I've recently set up a nano sized tank with Dennerle "scapers soil" and CO2. Currently housing dwarf puffers, shrimp and some plants - all of which seem to be doing well. A bit of an algae issue at the moment - a mixture of too much light I think, and the dwarf puffers being quite messy feeders - but the Utricularia I have in the foreground seems to be commiting suicide. It's grown really well, covered the entire floor in about 5 weeks, but is now uprooting itself in sheets. Is this because it's just grown too much? Any advice gratefully recieved.
Thanks
Tom
Thanks
Tom
