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Old 06-19-2007, 01:39 PM
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Default 60cm ada cube garden aquarium & shrimp

hello folks.. here is a current pic of my aquarium.
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Where's the shrimp ??? Nice tank ! I like the wide aspect ratio of the photo
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i tried to post pics of the shrimp, but they are 2kb too large... maybe i will fix them when i get back later.
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Nice tank!! I have such a hard time growing plants completely submersed.
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what are you trying to grow? provided with lots of of pressurized co2 and VERY clean water, frankly its hard to kill stuff.
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I stopped trying cause I was not successful. Only my Amazon sword is doing well, other wise everything else is growing emersed with wet feet. Cryptocoryne, Anubias, Eleocharis
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yeah... if you want to see plants growing inches in a week, use a presurized co2 system. ofcourse, then you need to start fertilizng the water column with fertilizers; potassium nitrate, potassium sulfate, and then monopotassium phosphate. i can give you levels on this if you decide to do it...or alternatively you can use a specialty aquarium soil designed to grow plants in the presence of additional co2 like nothing you have ever seen in your aquarium, and then there is a decreased need to fertilize the water column.
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these are cherry shrimp on a real living lawn of underwater plants. the shrimp are about dime sized and breed easily in freshwater. neat little things, and really fun to photo.
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WOW! again this place shows me things I never new existed. I have had a couple of fish tanks (freash and salt) before and had live plants but nothing like that. Thanks for the pictures
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Old 06-20-2007, 12:06 AM
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Top notch photos !!! Makes me want to start a heavily planted black water angel or discus tank. What is that plant?
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