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  1. J

    Hello from Georgia!

    Hmmm, that may be an issue... I do not have an efficient way of collecting rainwater here. Unless there is some chemical/additive that I can dose into tap water before adding to the tank, I'm not sure what options there are. I use tap water and dose with Fritz Complete or Seachem Prime...
  2. J

    Hello from Georgia!

    Is the best way to reduce it with a water change? 50%, more or less? This is new territory for me (again) lol...
  3. J

    Hello from Georgia!

    I played around with placement of the Crypts (Wendtii Green and Petchii) in the front of the tank when I got them in and tried to put the Petchii a little further back since they should get a little taller. The Wendtii only grows to about 3" so doesn't seem like an ideal candidate for that...
  4. J

    Hello from Georgia!

    - Got the new wood and plants added. Attached a few pics... better? - Found a few brown oak leaves that fell, but haven't put them in the tank. Assuming they need to be rinsed at the very least? - Removed the two full grown SAE's last week... that was fun. The two little guys weren't having...
  5. J

    Hello from Georgia!

    Hey Mac! Thanks for the response. I am planning to add more driftwood later this week and adding a few more plants to fill in some gaps as well. I've read about the leaf litter, but haven't gotten any yet. Does that have to be a specific species of tree leaf? I have read different things...
  6. J

    Hello from Georgia!

    Understood. I tend to overthink things, but after some light reading on here I see some flaws in my design… I’m going to hold off on adding them to the community until I get the design dialed in. Once I add them, I don’t want to deal with self-induced problems that could have been avoided with a...
  7. J

    Hello from Georgia!

    Some recent pics of my setup so far... Not the finished product, but getting there. I have a couple other pieces of wood still soaking, more rock, and need a couple more plants to fill in some gaps... I've read several times here that the decision needs to be made (and stick to it): breeding...
  8. J

    Hello from Georgia!

    Thanks for the reply, Mike. I'm still in the 'idea' phase as I am not a fan of re-work - or trying to move fish around after the fact... so I am going to take my time before I pull the trigger on anything in any case. There are so many options and things to consider - just want to make the...
  9. J

    Hello from Georgia!

    Thank you Yvonne!
  10. J

    Hello from Georgia!

    Hello Community! Quick intro - been in the fish keeping hobby since I was a kid, but didn't have a 'real' tank until I was stationed in the UK while in the Navy. Have really only kept S. American tanks and really enjoy them, but finally starting to venture into new species and setups. Had a...
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