yes, possible. why? since they dont have roots, the soil doesnt need to be there in the first place.. then comes temperature and lighting... they dont need HIGH lighting... but they need good temperature lol..( at 30c they become vegetable LOL)

Drew

Just tie them down..

Drew

Kena shot from cata ><

Drew

PITA .. a type of bread.. LOL
( Pain In the Axx )

Drew

Is that new hairgrass in there?

i suggest trimming all the old hair grass... down to the soil after seeing new growth.. because the old leaves are just BBA magnets lol..

Drew

Permanent solution
= surface skimmer

temporary=
Use newspaper or kitchen roll.. put on surface.. throw away after that lol..

Drew

Lol la flashout. Don't poison anymore people here into collective toys!

Drew

Use it. then when the green water problem is done, off it. lol.

The only bad thing they can do to a planted aquaria is that they also remove the good bacteria..

Drew

KW itself...

Drew

That is moss. Not riccia. .. though it is looking very healthy for moss

Drew

No, looks a lot like spiky or weeping..( or taiwan ) Does it form like christmas tree ferns? or just drooping down?

Drew

Proper ferting. And proper lighting.

How long do you on the light? is the tank in a place where the sunlight could reach?

Drew

LOL fongzai,

That is Oxygen. proves that your plant is healthy. also known as 'pearling'

Drew

How is the temperature? is it constant 8 hours?

Drew

Now people got solenoid already >=D

Drew

Allright boss,

What thin black roots?

Drew

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Added on September 23, 2009, 1:44 pmAnd for the last time. that is not java moss. It's either spiky or taiwan. hard to determine unless I see it physically

reason : java moss do not form little triangle shapes that looks like christmas trees or fern shapes.

Drew

This post has been edited by chuppy2: Sep 23 2009, 01:44 PM

probably nude strands of moss. its the old ones.

plainly because Moss are one of the few types of plants that don't produce roots.

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Added on September 23, 2009, 1:48 pmand don't call me 'kor' not suited with me.

Drew

This post has been edited by chuppy2: Sep 23 2009, 01:48 PM

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Did you let your filter to mature? what filter are you using?

add any bacteria mix?

Drew

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Added on September 24, 2009, 1:21 amOkay just saw your picture.

Seems like you need a bigger filter..

and that plant ( the green with white border 1) is not an aquatic plant. it will just turn yellow and melt anyway no matter what you do.

Drew

This post has been edited by chuppy2: Sep 24 2009, 01:21 AM

nevermind, just saw your post in MAC. should be a clearer comment there.