Tank: 20gal long
Stocking:
-9 cherry barbs
-1 bristle nose pleco
-6 albino corys
-6 black skirt tetras
-8 neon tetras
-1 Honey Gourami
-Ramshorn, Bladder snails, 1 mystery snail
Plants:
-Ludwigia repens
-Java fern
-Banana plant
-Pothos
-Hornwort
-Amazon Swords
-African water fern
-Anubia Barteri var Glabra
-Anubia frazeri
-Anubias Congensis
-Java moss (A ton)
-Anachris
-Rotala mexicana
-Water Wisteria
-Ludwigia Glandulosa
-Bacopa monnieri
-Tiger Frogbit
-Windelov Java Fern
-Giant Duckweed
-Dwarf Sagitarria
-Anubias Barteri broadleaf
-Dwarf Hairgrass
-Anubias Nana (2x)
-El Nino fern
Filtration:
Seachem Tidal 35
-Matrix
-Fluval A220 Sponge pad
-Filter floss
-Purigen
Pawfly Sponge Filter (60 gal)
Pawfly Sponge Filter (10gal) (2x)
Water Parameters
-Nitrate: <20 (i couldn’t tell if it was 10 or 20 on the master test kit)
-Nitrite: 0
-Ammonia: 0
-Ph: 7.6
I have no aggression among the fish either and i’ve had no casualties
Posted by Latter_Nebula4513
4 Comments
I would say yes even though it’s heavily planted but I would check aqadvisor too.
Long as youve got plants feeding in water column ur good
if the cycle is working well it’ll be OK due to all the plants,
If you run a high bioload it wont hurt to have a. decent external filter which includes biological filtration material in addition to foam and purigen.
I have an extreme bioload, lots of plants, …and run an FX6 filter on a 3 ft tank!
I barely see the fish so ig it’s good