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Here’s the finished product! I have 8 more leaves still in a bucket being stubborn, but I’ll put them in once they sink. Adding the 2 females right now as well.
Hahaha, I do have 2 male guppies that I’ll move. I have seen posts in here and elsewhere that rasboras make good dither fish because they won’t bother the fry, but I can also move if it comes to it.
The leaf litter goes in as soon as it sinks and I’m looking for frogbit. Do you think I need...
Hello again! I was able to find another giant piece of spider wood for my 75 gallon and rescaped it and did a water change last night. I put the Mongolia leaves in the tank as well last night but decided to move them to a bucket of water this morning until they sink. Please give me your feedback...
Do I boil the leaves (Magnolia) before putting them in, or just let them float until they eventually sink? I’ve seen mixed thoughts. Also, should I add alder cones as well? PH is 7.5 and I don’t have a leaf litter bed yet.
Yes, I did think that was a little unique. Seems everything else points to female so fingers crossed! Here a better pic of the other one that has it as well:
Finally found 2 today!
I’ll keep them in here for a couple weeks until I get my 75 gallon a little more suitable with the 2 males in there.
Magnolia leaves will be here in a few days and looking for another large piece of wood and more cover. Maybe more java moss to fill more holes?
With this GH reading, it sounds like the PH can be stabilized a little lower if I maintain the leaf litter floor and beneficial mulm, if I understood you correctly. The bags of leaves I order should be here in a few days. I’ll look into the alder cones you mentioned as well. Since this is a 75...