My first attempt at planting an aquarium. It's been tedious repeatedly draining the water to try to get clarity. Later I hope to order some nicer plants, but until I get a handle on keeping entry level alive this will do.
Is that sand? looks good man. can you post another pic when it's cleared up please.
Thank you. And yes will post another photo. It's about 1-2" dirt followed by same amount of sand.
I made /fishkeeping and this is how you pay your respects?
I nano freshwater, 4x20G 2x30G planted.
I didn't know :(. I grow homesteads more than keep fish, that's my justification. I'll have to mosey over to your sub and see what you've posted!
Nothing yet lol I made it today
I knew you were a faggot.
:)
Looks nice. I could never be bothered to keep live plants in my fish tanks. The fish were enough work
I've always had fish and when I was little, I would buy plants and they would inevitably melt. I love the way the really green tanks look, with a carpet of grass, I hope to get that. Maybe some shrimp and one beta for this tank once it has cycled with clarity.
That sounds nice. Can you get a betta to leave other fish alone? I've never seen them peacefully coexist with anything.
I had a standard blue beta with angel fish and a pleco for years. However my daughter tried to put a koi beta with her angels and it didn't work. I don't know if I just got lucky with a lazy beta or if the koi variety is more aggressive.
There's a guy I've watched who keeps a beta and shrimp together, but he gives the shrimp lots of hiding places, so that is my aim as well.
I've seen those puffer fish in the same tank as a beta.
![Planted aquarium to tide me over until the spring [760x561 - 565KB]](https://pic8.co/sh/f9mbpC.png){kind=link}
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