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I will be getting a pressurized CO2 system for my 50 gallon tank that's right next to the one attached... I am going to put a splitter on there so I can have CO2 running in both tanks. I was wondering if y'all would think a wall of Rotala walachii would look good behind the C. balansae on the right side of the tank. I only plan on chucking in about 2 or 3 bunches, enough to make 6" wide bundle to accent some of the rocks in that area. I thought that particular plant would look nice with the bronze of the crypts and the leaf shape would really provide some contrast. I have 90 watts of normal flourescent light over the tank, which is 14" tall. I don't currently fertilize the tank because it's all crypts and my substrate is fertilized (Onyx Sand).
Let me know what you guys think, or if there's another plant that would work better... I thought maybe something that's bright green would be a good addition instead of the Rotala, but I'm not sure. (I also am not very familiar with fine-leaved bright green plants, so scientific names would be a great help)
http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/centromochlus_perugiae/detail?.dir=/b50d&.dnm=f117.jpg
If someone wants to put the pic up on this thread for me, that would be great. I have terrible luck trying to figure out such things.
Let me know what you guys think, or if there's another plant that would work better... I thought maybe something that's bright green would be a good addition instead of the Rotala, but I'm not sure. (I also am not very familiar with fine-leaved bright green plants, so scientific names would be a great help)
http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/centromochlus_perugiae/detail?.dir=/b50d&.dnm=f117.jpg
If someone wants to put the pic up on this thread for me, that would be great. I have terrible luck trying to figure out such things.