Planted Aquarium - August to October with a couple trims in between. Still need to narrow down the species.

August to October with a couple trims in between. Still need to narrow down the species.
My ~13 gallon bowl tank is now over a year old. I love the wild look of it.
Someone told me to post my tank here.
I found this living inside my aqurarium, any1 knows what is this?
How to stop my Amazon sword from growing like crazy?! Lol
Finally My aquarium has completed. I’m so happy to wait for them growing up. �� thanks guys for the help.
starting over
Pro-tip: Never add Riccia Fluitans to a high-tech tank unless you are 100% sure you know what you are doing!
I was perusing some planted tank websites, and I saw this one. I really like the look of the stones coming out at an angle and almost converging to make a valley. How is this done?
help with algae
My Multispecies Planet Tank
water puppy's tank
1st high tech tank-month 3
The Jungle - just waiting for the plants to grow out to fill up the space
55 gallon high tech. Radican sword getting ready to bloom!
Time lapse of my bustling 2 year-old planted aquarium (30 minutes in 30 seconds)
Progress
Added some plants above the tank.
Betta in my 10G tank looking at lunch
Quick Update : so I decided to go with the 5 gallon tank and added some plants around it to sorta give a “skull island” look
my first tank in ten years
Which type of snail is this? The LFS did not specify the type.
Rearranged my tank after my betta fish died revently... Not too bad I'd say.
15 gallon with guppies
5 months

August to October with a couple trims in between. Still need to narrow down the species.

Posted: 10 Oct 2021 05:18 PM PDT

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My ~13 gallon bowl tank is now over a year old. I love the wild look of it.

Posted: 10 Oct 2021 10:09 AM PDT

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Someone told me to post my tank here.

Posted: 10 Oct 2021 03:04 PM PDT

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I found this living inside my aqurarium, any1 knows what is this?

Posted: 10 Oct 2021 08:28 AM PDT

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How to stop my Amazon sword from growing like crazy?! Lol

Posted: 10 Oct 2021 10:52 PM PDT

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Finally My aquarium has completed. I’m so happy to wait for them growing up. �� thanks guys for the help.

Posted: 10 Oct 2021 09:24 PM PDT

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starting over

Posted: 10 Oct 2021 02:28 PM PDT

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Pro-tip: Never add Riccia Fluitans to a high-tech tank unless you are 100% sure you know what you are doing!

Posted: 10 Oct 2021 04:54 PM PDT

I think this post (if it survives moderation) in the long run will be of a great help to anyone doing research before adding this devil plant to their high-tech or even low-tech set-ups.

Before deciding on adding this plant myself (aftercall it looks cool on the pictures) I did some research on it and found few posts and youtube videos where authors were iffy about it, but they never revealed why. I recall watching Green Aqua on youtube where they were laughing about Riccia but never actually mentioned what causes it to be a nuisance. I found few posts saying that it stays afloat and can be removed, if no longer wanted, etc. Boy I was wrong!

This thing is worse than duckweed in a high-tech heavily planted tank! Not only it floats, but it actually sinks and roots as well in the carpet. It only looks good "like on the internet pictures" the first 3 or so month. After that time it becomes an uncontrollable mess! You will be finding darker (uglier and "dirty-ish") color strings everywhere in your lush green carpet if you have one and whenever you try to remove it, you will be actually multiplying it exponentially!

Stay away from Riccia Fluitans (not so fluitans really) unless you are 100% sure you know what you are doing! It will be impossible to get rid of once it is in the system and it does look ugly once it starts rooting.

I wish I've read something like this before making a decision to add it to my tank 9 months ago.

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I was perusing some planted tank websites, and I saw this one. I really like the look of the stones coming out at an angle and almost converging to make a valley. How is this done?

Posted: 10 Oct 2021 01:31 PM PDT