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facelift · 09-14-2009, 06:37 AM

Hello,

I've taken up fish, again. My tank is a small 10 gallon with biowheel filer. I planted the plants in a rubbermaid to help make cleaning the tank easier. With no gravel, getting out the fish waste is a breeze with a "Python". And should the tank die, removing the gravel will be a snap.

There at 3 types of plants, wisteria. That's the large masses of green plants. These plant help keep the water clean by absorbing ammonia, and releasing Oxygen. It's a great place for the little ones to hide and forage for left overs.

The other plants are broad leaf plants aspongia. The name is misspelled and incorrect, but it's close. The first one is red. It's leaves float above the waterline collecting light. It's left of center, and near the bottom. The second is green and has thinner leafs. It's in the pot front right.

The plants were grown using bulbs. Found at you local pet store. When you plant the bulb under water, it send out stems with a single leaf on each. The leaf opens up collects light as the stem continues to stretch. Above the waterline off center you can see two spikes from the wisteria. I think they are little white flower, but they may also be some form of root.

The Black Angel Fish are in there. They are shy and hide if I stand around too long. They know where the food comes from, and are very active at dinnertime.

ms try comb · 09-14-2009, 07:23 AM

cool idea!

Hazy Lady · 09-14-2009, 07:29 AM

Nice idea, had some Angels long ago, bloody little cannibals as I recall

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facelift · 09-15-2009, 07:39 AM

Thanks. It looks tacky, but that's how I set it up. Would like to find a large tank that's real cheap or free. I had a 75 but my sister cracked it with a heat lamp for her lizards. Man! Those things stink when they die...

09-14-2009, 06:37 AM	#1
facelift This is the money you could be saving if you grow your own weed Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: At Home Posts: 1,560	Fishtank in the grow room Hello, I've taken up fish, again. My tank is a small 10 gallon with biowheel filer. I planted the plants in a rubbermaid to help make cleaning the tank easier. With no gravel, getting out the fish waste is a breeze with a "Python". And should the tank die, removing the gravel will be a snap. There at 3 types of plants, wisteria. That's the large masses of green plants. These plant help keep the water clean by absorbing ammonia, and releasing Oxygen. It's a great place for the little ones to hide and forage for left overs. The other plants are broad leaf plants aspongia. The name is misspelled and incorrect, but it's close. The first one is red. It's leaves float above the waterline collecting light. It's left of center, and near the bottom. The second is green and has thinner leafs. It's in the pot front right. The plants were grown using bulbs. Found at you local pet store. When you plant the bulb under water, it send out stems with a single leaf on each. The leaf opens up collects light as the stem continues to stretch. Above the waterline off center you can see two spikes from the wisteria. I think they are little white flower, but they may also be some form of root. The Black Angel Fish are in there. They are shy and hide if I stand around too long. They know where the food comes from, and are very active at dinnertime. Attached Thumbnails
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09-14-2009, 07:23 AM	#2
ms try comb Banned Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: 3,000 feet high in the hills Posts: 122	cool idea!
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09-15-2009, 07:39 AM	#4
facelift This is the money you could be saving if you grow your own weed Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: At Home Posts: 1,560	Thanks. It looks tacky, but that's how I set it up. Would like to find a large tank that's real cheap or free. I had a 75 but my sister cracked it with a heat lamp for her lizards. Man! Those things stink when they die...
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