I have leared so much!Thank you!It is me you spoke about,diging in the tank,thinking plants died, cleaning and chaining water because think it is durty.Spened a lot on plants and the only one i can keep is Anubies😂😂 Haha.Lets start agein!
Great video. I generally agree with all of it, except the duckweed. I've found duckweed to a big problem. The growth is just so fast that if you miss removing it for a few weeks, you and up with a massive mat of it on the top of the water, blocking out light and gas exchange. In my opinion other floating plants make a much better choice.
Sorry if I missed it, do you fertilise the plants? Love the video, have liked and subscribed and will be watching for more of your tips. Thank you for sharing.
I've subscribed to all the big players in this wonderful hobby. I must say that you are the most rounded and knowledgeable out of the lot. Very articulate and useful footage.
Another valuable informational video. I purchased two Java fern plants three days ago and unknowingly "planted" them in the substrate... I will correct that today. As a beginner, I do not know enough to fill a thimble. I have a question I have been unable to find an answer to: I like to switch the plants around in the tank every 4-5 weeks at the same time I rinse the sponge filter (in a bucket of aquarium water). I do this to give my Betta a change to explore new territory. Can anyone advise me, is this a "bad idea"? Thanks for any input. I love to read the comments and learn almost as much from viewers' comments as the videos themselves. Take care.
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