Moss On The Sea Bluffs

Queen of the Malahat| Selkie bby| infp-t I One planted 1.5 gallon. Biwa the female crownfin (runt)// 20 gallon coming soon (2027)

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She’s looking so cute

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Work g on stem training now

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Back in a new place with a new tank

Meet Biwa

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A grump

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A blue dream shrimp with what I believe are two scutariella japonica attached to its face. It looks like there are s. japonica eggs under its gill plate too. Rest assured that I am treating the tank to keep them healthy - hopefully my shrimp will be rid of all parasites soon!

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The plants are my favourite part about starting a tank again. Can’t wait for the heater to show up tomorrow.

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I’m back after years of depression from an abusive relationship. I can’t wait to have my tank again 💚💚

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The bio is one of the past sadly. But new things to come

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New beginnings

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I’m back after years of depression from an abusive relationship. I can’t wait to have my tank again 💚💚

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Me, shoving plants into my tanks with reckless abandon: S̴̨̛̼̳ ̷̯̞̓Ĉ̸̨͙̖̩ ̷͙̖̒Ḁ̴̒̀ ̶̬͉̊P̷͚̦̭͝ ̶͇̖̝̱͂̐I̵̘̍̌͘͝ ̸̼̋̑̆ͅN̵̡͇͔̞͋ ̷̨̛̤̤͇̓̄̐Ǵ̷̜̕͠

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How to: Moss Wall??

This is an idea I've been thinking about for a while now so this is more of a hypothesis than a tutorial lol

Okay! So there is a way to get a moss carpet started by using string to tie moss to a small square of window screen.

That's the bitch.

I want to expand this idea

So a piece of window screen the size of the back wall of the tank. Place all kinds of moss and epiphyte plants, like java fern and anubias, by using a needle and string to secure moss and super glue to secure the epiphyte plants.

Use suction cups to secure the whole thing to the glass

Add accent rocks in the back to make it look more natural idk

Like I said in a different post you can use cyanoacrylate super glue to attach plants to something, or secure string.

Apparently this is already a thing, but I think it'd be cooler with a bunch of different plants instead of just one type of moss.

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My marble betta, just over one month's difference.

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Leaf Shrimp!! And some pictures on the progress on both of my tanks, I'm really proud of them!! 08/02/2020

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Meet kyoshi!! I'm so in love with him!!!

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Fundulopanchax Sjoestedti just chilling

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The Original

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