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New Angel Tank

Discussion in 'Freshwater Aquariums & Fish Photos' started by Anthony, Jun 28, 2009.

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Anthony said:

He kept doing that. I ended up with 5 pictures of him with that same exact look.
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Lol, he/she looks really mad at you.
Maybe you should offered some live food BEFORE the unpaid photo shoot

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See the 3rd picture ? That's him on the right giving that same look.

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Yea, but he doesn't look as miffed as he does in the last one.

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Guess he got more annoyed as I continued to take pictures.

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Ya think. Rofl

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My silver does that without the camera in front of the glass :|

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Here's the tank with all the new plants.

Anthony, Jul 9, 2009

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Looking good!

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looks nice and ALMOST full.
Ya need some crypts in the front (wendtiis)

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You sent me one, I'm pretty sure that's what it was. It's on the right side of the tank halfway back.

I ended up removing the driftwood and planting those long green ones behind it. You really can't see them in the picture though.

Anthony, Jul 9, 2009

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ya, that was a GIANT red wendtii (at least according to aquariumplants.com).

<--it looked outta place in my tank (was in front middle) because the rest were shorter.

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Well, it's green right now. We'll see if it turns red at all. I may split it up a bit and spread it around the tank. I know the burgundy crypt I have in my 20 up north is HUGE. It goes all the way to the top of the tank.

Do you remember what else you sent ? Identifying plants aren't my thing.

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supposed moneywort
red/bronze wendtii
green wendtii
giant wendtii (thought it was red/bronze)
Ludwigia Peruensis (I think ...flat leave thats longish)
Ludwigia Repens (round/oval shorter leaf)

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Oh yeah, I meant to tell you... That did look like moneywort to me.

Were there that many different things ? I'll have to go look again. I remember only seeing 3 different plants.

Anthony, Jul 9, 2009

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I think...lol.
I was doing yours at the same time as I was for this other person (craiglist).

Oh...and I meant to tell you
WELCOME TO THE GREEN SIDE! haha!

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Yeah, I counted and took some new pictures now that the water is pretty clear. I could only count 3. The moneywort, some type of wendtii, and then the taller stuff along the back of the tank that's green/pinkish.

LoL Thanks, how green am I ?

Anthony, Jul 9, 2009

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the greenish pink along the back is the ludwigia repens

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Okay.

I'm still trying to figure out if these LEDs are good enough for the plants. I noticed the grass plants have started to get some leaves that are turning clear. I'm not sure if it's from shock or what. I did notice some new growth so I'm hoping they will recover. The wisteria is growing pretty well and that's a medium light plant.

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clear leaves typically means iron/potassium defi. or not enough light.
Try a plant tab an inch or two from the roots if you keep running into clear leaves.

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It's only on the Blyxa japonica that's doing it so I'll wait and see how they progress before I get into dosing with iron or anything.

Right now I'm just dosing with Excel and I just started with Kent Pro Plant 2 days ago.

Anthony, Jul 9, 2009

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