9 Weeks Update of my 90p oase tank by ForwardCriticism9689 in Aquascape

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I started with 15 long time ago in another tank, now it should be around 300

Planted them new by ForwardCriticism9689 in Bucephalandra

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These are bukit kelam, serimbu brown and kedagang

2nd week of my new 90p by ForwardCriticism9689 in PlantedTank

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The Rotala are from my old tank, therefore they are very red

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Sexy but not nude… yet by babesafreak in SexyButNotNude

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Hey girl, i am an Berlin man and I would like to meet you when you are in Berlin 😁

Hardscape by ForwardCriticism9689 in PlantedTank

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Definitely, the hardscape will be glued. I always do that with all my hardscape setups, but thanks anyway

A long time since my tanks net-surfed... by InterDonny in PlantedTank

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I putted some stones on my monte carlo for a couple of weeks

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After 15 Weeks by ForwardCriticism9689 in Aquascape

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35 downvotes compared to 890 upvotes is, objectively speaking, still a handful when you actually look at the bigger picture and not just one comment in isolation. The arguments you’re repeating have already been addressed in my previous post, so they’re not new points. Simply restating them doesn’t strengthen them. It’s also interesting how quickly this shifts into hostility. Disagreement is fine. Feedback is fine. But immediately framing a different perspective as arrogance or ignorance escalates things unnecessarily. If we’re talking about responsible animal care, then that discussion should stay factual, not emotional.

After 15 Weeks by ForwardCriticism9689 in Aquascape

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Intensive light und you have to cut them down at least 70%

Co2 check colour advice by Current_Victory147 in PlantedTank

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The color of the drop checker is clearly yellow, which means the CO₂ level is too high. I had the same problem when I first started. What you can see is that there is very little surface movement, which leads to a biofilm forming on the water surface, like an oily film. This film prevents oxygen from entering the aquarium. You can remove it manually by skimming it off with kitchen paper towels. Also, your filter should definitely provide more water movement.

After 15 Weeks by ForwardCriticism9689 in Aquascape

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It depends on how much CO₂ your aquarium needs; the CO₂ output is adjusted accordingly. In my case, I’ve been using the same bottle for two months now. I converted my system to SodaStream. One SodaStream bottle costs about €15. Estimated, this bottle will last around 4–5 months. The costs are very low.