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For this tank it was fluval soil, and no fertilizer dosing

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@@Studioaquascape legit reminds me of peak 90s aphex twin

@@FatherBanana112 oh totally! I found them in the CZcams audio library lol

It is recommended to use Co2. But you don’t have to, it will just grow a lot slower.

Thank you! I’ll put the link in the description 🙏. The light came with the tank so I’m not sure. But here are the specs - 6500k Bright white overhead light with touch on/off button.

Thank you. I got it at a local fish store. It’s called Penn plax cascade 20 filter

Thank you! Sometimes I do. These were leftovers from previous aquariums

Thank you 🙏 You definitely should! I started off with Nano tanks because I didn’t want to spend too much money. Now I need more space before I can have larger tanks! Lol

Thank you 🙏 she’s always curious as to what I’m up to 😆

@@Studioaquascape mine isn't interest, although she started drinking out of the indoor pond

@@PureAndShrimple hahaha yeah I need lids for the majority of my aquariums. It’s the sound of running water that they love

So far they’ve been biting the snails feelers off! Lol but they’re probably snacking on the bite sized ones

@@Studioaquascape oh no! They look so sweet 😀

@@PureAndShrimple they are 😊 it’s my first time owning Badis. They’re fascinating fish!

@Studioaquascape I've only seen the Scarlet ones and always fancied having them as I love nano fish

@@PureAndShrimple me too! You should try them! 🤩

Not the back section though! Lol

Thanks

Probably true. I just prefer it for nano tanks because I don’t have to Capp it lol and it stays contained within the soil balls.

I put enough plants to be satisfied with slow growth. But I will probably add co2 in the future.

Any of my tanks have CO2 and the plants are massive. I find it unnecessary.

Thank you 🙏

@@Studioaquascape your welcome🙂

Thank you! It’s also a great way to use left over media!

The majority of my shrimp are from a mixed pool. So it could be a chocolate, just not pure lol

@Studioaquascape I've never seen one like that. I like it!

@@PureAndShrimple yeah, I like the mix too 😊

Do it! Took a while for my population to balance. I recently just put more ramshorn in to keep these assassins fed lol

@Studioaquascape I do wonder if the amount of snails are stopping my oranges from getting enough food, and that's why they're not breeding?

@@PureAndShrimple yeah very possible. Add those assassins asap! 😂

@@Studioaquascape they're currently in a snail-free shrimp bowl. They'll think it's Christmas!

So far I haven’t had any issues with it. If you have enough food for the assassins (ramshorn) they’ll leave the shrimplets alone. One of my first shorts was about this 👉🏼 czcams.com/users/shortspEKM-Aff8es?feature=shared

@@Studioaquascape will look!

Great video, thank you!

Thank you! The light for this tank came with the tank and I can’t find it sold separately. But here are the specs - 6500K Bright White Overhead Light with Touch On/Off Button

Thank you! 😇

Great idea! Seems like a lot of work though😅. Although, I could probably cut the moss up a bit and it might latch onto the sponge a bit easier. Thanks! 😀

I found it on Amazon. They’re great! it’s called Clucycia 5 Tier Shelving Unit. I’ll also leave a link in the description.

@@Studioaquascape gonna check them out!

Thank you, I appreciate it 🙏

Thanks 🙏

Yeah it did kind of look like she was juggling the eggs. But she’s so dark it was hard to see 😂

I suggest reading the description 👍

So this is misleading because a lot of people like me are scrolling and can’t get to the description. You should specify what you ahve grown without co2, some people might buy dwarf hairgrass thinking they will get a lush carpet like this.

Interesting. Thanks for your input 👍

Literally what i was thinking ​@freddys7137

Haven’t dosed the tank in over 6 months! Its even been without a filter too! The grass is doing amazing. I had a tough black hair algae bloom but cleared it up by adding more neos!

@@Studioaquascape keep on brother natty gang 💪

@@Studioaquascapewhat’s a neo?

@@TwinCitiesOxygen Neocaridina shrimp

Not really true, in the wild they grew in extremely muddy environments which release a LOT of waste co2 into the water. Those same environments are extremely nutrient rich and very hard to replicate in the tank without fertilizer

Hey nice job! Good luck!

They are 😊 that’s why I let them go crazy lol

Duckweed roots

It’s a CO2 checker. You leave it in the tank to monitor CO2 levels 😁

He pumped co2 for 2 weeks then cut it off by the looks of how green and no dead grass but it's possible to without just need root tabs and fert and about 9 months of wait time

@@kylelaughinghouse1893 this grass was growing in an old scape. I removed everything and left the grass growing with no more co2. Theres a video I made on my profile of what my old scape looked like.

It grew in an old scape with Co2. But when I removed everything I left the grass with no Co2 😄

@@Studioaquascape how much did it spread without the co2? 😁👍

@@Studioaquascapeoh wait, the bare part is where it grew after the co2 was removed?

I provided lots of plants and hardscape. I originally started with 6 cherry’s and 4 blue diamond Neocaridinas 😁 I plan on doing a more in-depth video on breeding conditions in the future 🙏