Yes, I use co2.

sure is nice to see those bubbling plants

hmm, not really, it makes the tank looks like bubble wonderland. See if I can take some photos and post it up later. Riccia fuitan looks great though.

Here you go, Riccia Fuitan and Christmas moss. Believe it or not, I didn't buy the riccia fuitan, it came along with xmas moss, it was just a tiny stem that I didn't aware. I cut and threw it away once but it grew back so I decided to keep it. It's about 1.5 months old now. I think I should propagate it into another bush of fuitan.

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Most Taxiphyllum can go up to 31- 32'C.
Eg Christmas moss can survive but don't expect it to grow as fast

Any recommended fish food for rasboras to increase it's 'redness'?

Also, any simple way to calculate the bioload of an aquarium?

try Hikari fish food, really good for bringing out the fish color

any plant in my tank wont last more than 3 weeks..
1st week turn yellow
2nd week decay..

anything wrong with my tank?

my water temp 26-28

the shopkeeper said my water not "fat" enough..

using any soil or substrates?

does anybody know where can i find red neon rainbows in klang valley? i gotz to havez themz!


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Any lighting ? CO2 ?

got light, on for around 4-8 hour..
no soil no co2..
just 2 guppy and 1 mini lobster
even water lettuce also die..

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If u want them PM me ^^

no soil mean no food for them lo hahaha

of coz die. they need nutrients too. not just lights and water

but water lettuce need soil?
my grandfather plant in jar no soil oso...

water lettuce need calm water
any fish biting the roots?

hmm..
guppy will...

but it seems the leaf turn yellow/ dried out before the root rotten...

haha then i dunno man

could be the light is too near the leaf that it kinda "burn" the leaf? i know that sometimes the leaf are vulnerable to the sun if put out on hot afternoon

and also, calm water

Hi psyduck,
Water lettuce needs to have lots of light. I planted this before.
Try this. Fill up an empty bucket with normal tap water. Put three water lettuce in the bucket and then place that bucket outdoors, in your garden, but not in a direct sunlight area.
Water lettuce cannot have direct sunlight either which is too strong for it.
Come back one week later to check on it.

okay...

well..
with guppy and lobster, my tank isnt suitable for plant?

guppy is ok. but not lobster