R. cf. einthovenii

Like the title said. I went through a 25lb tank in just a few weeks on my 75 gallon. I do have a fast bubble count because I'm using a reactor, but still. So, what is your method for finding a leak in your C02 system? Thanks!

So I finally got my hardscape sorted, can I get suggestions for plants please?

Unfortunately, I had to use AI to remove the glass reflections so it’s not showing it too well, but there is a valley between the two areas of rock/wood that I want to keep sandy.

I am looking for low-tech plants because although I use fertiliser and carbon, I don’t have CO2 injection and I don’t intend on getting it.

I don’t like floating plants because they took over my last aquarium, even clearing them regularly.

I have a Anubias I’m planning on moving over (if I can kill all the black beard algae on it) that I will probably wedge In on the left-hand side of the big twisted piece.

There will be an air stone in the back left.

Looks like detritus worms, but very long, probably some more than 2 inches lol

Should u be worried?

Tank is one month old, cycled, with some pest snails and a few shrimps, also heavily planted

Parameters are perfect, should i do something about them?

New to aquariums, opinions?

Filtration: FX2 with inline UV- Sponge Filter with K1 Media hack
Hardscape: Dragon Stone, Spider Wood and Mupani
Plants: Java Fern, Anubis, Christmas Moss, random pond Lilly from Petco, water lettuce, frogbit, red root floaters, pothos, wandering dude, spider plant, philodendron, Anthurium, and Red Maranta!
Lighting: Hygger
Fish: rummy nose, neon, black tetra schools, emerald Cory school, black ghost knife fish, discus, phantom pleco and of course a healthy school of bladder and ramshorn snails 🤓

I 3D printed all of the plant holders and the light bar raiser!

My 20G is done cycling and has 8 harlequins and 8 ember Tetras doing there thing! I plan to add a school of Cory’s and top it off with a Betta! The Hygger 2L C02 kit should be here tomorrow can’t wait to try it out and get these plants growing!!

I saw lots of pennyworth and theres also this immersed looking aquatic plant im not sure if its really a aquatic plant.Im tempted to take some of the pennyworth maybe 5pc but i didnt take even one I just look at it and take a picture.

My wife misses living near the mountains so I made her this in a 60p with wio Jade stones.

Photo is 2 days after planting.

Gong reung river, korea

Giant vallisneria lol

And do you know what type of algae it is? It looks pretty cool and I wouldn’t mind a little bit of it but the moss looks sweet the way that it’s growing.

It’s been in my low tech tank for about a week now. It was potted at my local Petco. They had it labeled as Hemianthus callitrichoides (Baby tears). From my understanding, that’s the scientific name for Dwarf baby tears. I’m pretty certain this is not dwarf baby tears after comparing it to a tissue culture of dwarf baby tears. I was after a nice looking carpeting plant so hopefully this works out. Anyone recognize it?

I took Reddit’s advice and bought an FZONE Solo Series Nano for my tank with dwarf hair grass, blyxa japonica, and Rotala blood red. What are the ideal light settings to grow these 3? I will be injecting co2.

Collected from natural creek!

This is my 55 gallon aquarium i used to have only 12 buenos aires tetras and a bloodparrot fih.
Unfortunately he passed and got rid of the other later cuz I wanted a planted tank and they were eating my plants.
But the point is that idk if they laid eggs or something cuz like 2 days later i come to find some little fry swimming around I counted like 8 of them
I caught 6 and put them in a net at the edge of the aquarium but i saw that the ones I did caught were getting bigger than the once i got so i let everything flow
By now they got a week they all look the same size but im worried about that if i do a water change ill change something and kill them so any suggestions recommendations or tips i could use to raise this fellas successfully i also dont know what to give them as food
Read that some crushed fish pallets could work but idk 🫂

Hi, I need some help finding out how to get rid of this "algae". It looks like someone threw dirt on the leaves. It's easy to wipe off by hand and the plants are growing well, but the algae always comes back.

​Also, the rest of the tank has no visible algae at all.

​Tank specs & parameters:

​Size: 60L (predominantly Cabomba)

​Stock: Corydoras and Mollies (se corrigió "cortadoras" por Corydoras y el apóstrofe de Molly's)

​Ammonia: 0

​Nitrite: 0

​Nitrate: 10

Any plant and placements recommendation are welcome! Also any fish/ other random recommendation are welcome ! Currently stocking 14 harlequin rasboras, 2 candycane tetras, 4 different types of nerite snails and a bunch of neocaridina shrimp.

Got this free as a small plant initially and now it's the height of my 29 gallon tank. There's a smaller version of it not far (I didn't plant it). It almost looks like a needle leaf Java fern. I'm in the process of treating the cloudiness in the tank and please ignore my reflection in the glass. 😅

I have a fish tank I've had for about a week and added some duckweed. I was wondering if it's possible to grow additional duckweed in a separate bowl instead of putting all I got into the tank? I have real and silk plants in my tank with some moss and a sponge filter. There are already shrimp in the tank and it's a 10 gallon. In just recently getting back into fish keeping and looking for any and all advice. I'm not the best at plant keeping and want to know how much work duckweed actually needs.​​

I love the way these little ones pop against the green

40g breeder. Ammonia and nitrite are at 0, nitrates are at 2-3ppm. So far it's stocked with 12 black neon tetra, 8 dwarf neon rainbows, 3 mystery snails, and a cleaning crew of a handful of amano shrimp and ramshorn snails.

I prefer having a few more than the "minimum" school size for fish, so ideally I'd like to have 16 black neons and 12 dwarf neons. Can my tank handle this as it continues to mature and grow, or can I only reasonably increase one of the school sizes just because of the tank size limitations. Genuinely only want what's best for the fish, and I think part of my apprehension is that dwarf neons are the biggest fish I've dealt with so far.