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State:
New Jersey
Country:
United States
Description:
My Little Oasis
Baby Tears , Dwarf
Ludwigia inclinata var. verticillata 'Cuba'
Ludwigia inclinata 'Green'
Java Moss on tree
Telanthera Rosefolia
DIY CO2 (yeast and sugar with Hagen mini filter as diffuser)
Once a week I dose with Seachums Excel
Started with dozen red cherry shrimp. Now at plus 50
4 Harlequin Rasboras
2 White tipped tetras
2 Fancy Tails
2 Nerite Snails for Algae control
Advice:
Plan your aquascape on paper and well in advance.
Once you start placing items in the tank, you'll quickly figure out that all the ideas in your head won't fit in your tank if your going small like this particular tank.
Fish Kept:
Started with dozen red cherry shrimp. Now at plus 50
4 Harlequin Rasboras
2 White tipped tetras
2 Fancy Tails
2 Nerite Snails for Algae control
Corals/Plants:
Baby Tears , Dwarf
Ludwigia inclinata var. verticillata 'Cuba'
Ludwigia inclinata 'Green'
Java Moss on tree
Telanthera Rosefolia
Tank Size:
10 gallons
About Yourself:
I have been doing this for awhile but juist got back into it again. I'm glad I did. I'm proud of this tank and it's gotten a lot of compliments.
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