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Hi - I have the difformis variant as well. But with bad growth.

No its nothing like that at all.

Have you considered using HC on the rocks?

I would not recommend using volcanic sand. As far as i have heard its filled with poisoning stuff -and if you can smell the sulfur its better to stay clean. Some fish are adapted to the conditions, but taking the sand and putting in a planted tank is totally different. It could be more trouble...

For 50dkk you can bring your own sleeping bag and sleeping pad and sleep at the local school. + 25 includes breakfast

Rejseplanen Switch to UK in the bottom - but its super expensive.

Yes - and luckily for me, im going!

I'm really sorry to hear that Juri. But maybe next year.

I like the last part Jørgen - Beercan provider! I'm gonna hang you up on that when I'm arms deep in muddy substrate...

With no CO2 you are bound to get algae problems. Get it now. No consideration. Its a must for at tank like that. BBA + moss + SAE = no moss and lots of BBA. My experiment with SAE is that they are more fond of moss than of BBA. Try some Poecilia sphenops (Black Molly) instead. They don't eat...

Just a little notice. I'll be coming with 3-4 others from Denmark, from the danish planted aquarium site Akvarieplanter.dk - Hjem . We are also partitioning in the scapers night. We are gonna be at the hotel from Thursday night (27th) - probably pretty late since were driving across Denmark to...

Probably all planted tank aquarist have tried it. Its usually the first step before going to pressurized. I know my dad used it in his aquariums over 25 years ago. I started out with that on a 10L tank, and again on my next tank a 60L. Then i wanted something more easy and stable and went on...

Hi every one. Marry Christmas to all. I've been Aquascaping this morning and are now off to eat Christmas dinner with all my family.

I think its a common frog [Rana temporaria] found in most of europe

I chased this guy around in the forest while i was collecting mushrooms. It was in the late autumn. I found him down in the wet grass near a stream. I showed him to my son and tried to capture a photo of him but he was jumping like a mad. But then he just landed on this moss covered treestump...

Agree - The CO2 is definitely the best investment. And literally it can turn a small amount of plants into several very fast - and when you sell them they pay for you investment.

Any non-inert substrate is better than gravel. If you don't want to use a lot of money, you can make you own substrate to use under the gravel. Otherwise you can try a commercial substrate like ADA aqua soil that is used without any topping. You should try to do a search in the forum for...

why why why - its like buying a ferrari and putting iron rims on them...

I think the bewel and the thinkness of the seal is very large.

Optiwhite is a brandname - but the product is the same. Low iron glass.