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Old 02-21-2005, 05:16 PM   #1 (permalink)
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well actually im looking to some advice and i have some questions....yeah and i have green algae!its been 3 days now.is the layout of the driftwood good???i order anubias petite and giant hairgrass for the background you think its gonna work out??im open to any ideas as this is the start.thanks in advance!
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Old 02-21-2005, 05:20 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Hello antreasg i think this tank will look great when the foreground fills in and if you maintain the trimming so you can see threw the whole in the driftwood layout in the center will look real nice.Good job

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once it fills in, it'll look like a jungle, great job! I LIKE! Can you list the specs of this tank? I'm interested.

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I really like your tank, the driftwood wood is very nice. The anubias will be a nice touch to the driftwood, however IMO I don't think you need a background plant. The driftwood covers enough of the background and G. Hairgrass might take away from looking through the hole in the wood.
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thanks.there are 6 pieces of driftwood actually.i want the hairgrass not exactly for background but for the corners i think it will give a nice effect.anybody knows how to get rid of the green algae without destroy the layout???and how long it needs for the hairgrass to cover the foreground???the setup is 10 gal with 65 wpg flourite substrate mix with another plain , a titanium heater , diy co2 mixture with the canister from nutrafin and the ladder and a canister filter.for plants only hairgrass , java moss , 2 anubias and one fern.will add soon petite anubias and giant hairgrass.
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I must say, how did you get such a beautiful background effect? It's amazing.

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I really like it. Are those pencil fish?
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Think uping your co2 would be better for your plants and there won't be any more algae and also use excel.
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Old 02-21-2005, 08:25 PM   #9 (permalink)
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well i like that effect too.i use plastic color sheet blue and white and behind i have a regular lighting that came with my 10 gal.i just gave it a try when the plants grow more ill try to get better pics.
-no i they are not pencilfish.sb hear identify them but i cant remember the name..
-the co2 is enough i think...1 bubble every 3 secs i think is enough for ten gallons.i have already put excel but i think the [plants are not enough...
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Nice looking tank, but bad start off ... How much and where did you get the dwarf hair grass?
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