My Two Freshwater Planted Nanos
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Thank you!
Wow! A sight to behold, I am sure! That is one kind of tank I have never set up over the years. Wanted to, but was afraid to try. I have done cichlids, goldfish, tropicals of all kinds, turtles(stink pots - very slow swimmers) and fish mixed tanks that worked very well and raised N class endlers for fish stores and rasied neocaradinas and crystals for pet shops and friends. I needed to try to simplify my life a bit recently. So I just have a few different planted nanos and reef nanos. It is really a great hobby. So relaxing when things go right!
Blessings and Happy Reefing!
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Wow! A sight to behold, I am sure! That is one kind of tank I have never set up over the years. Wanted to, but was afraid to try. I have done cichlids, goldfish, tropicals of all kinds, turtles(stink pots - very slow swimmers) and fish mixed tanks that worked very well and raised N class endlers for fish stores and rasied neocaradinas and crystals for pet shops and friends. I needed to try to simplify my life a bit recently. So I just have a few different planted nanos and reef nanos. It is really a great hobby. So relaxing when things go right!
Large planted tanks can be just as involved as reefs. C02 injection, supplements, fertilizers, and if everything is happy, endless pruning. i ran the discus tank for a few years and then took it down because the maintenance was crazy. Discus are like SPS, they like really clean water. Had a 1.4 group of Bettas that spawned like crazy. The male had a bubble nest that took up like 1/8 the surface area of the 90 gallon. constant supply of live food.
