Chicosci's First 32L Planted Tank Journal

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chicosci

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Hi guys,
 
I just want to share my 32L betta planted tank.
 
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Equipment:
30CM Easy Tank
Hangon Filter with Ceramic Rings and Sponge.
PRO-LED-Z-12 Pro LED lights by Up Aqua.
Thermometer.
No need for a heater since I live in a tropical country.
 
Substrate:
Mr. Aqua Aquarium Soil
 
Livestock:
Red Double Tail Betta
Amano Shrimp
Pink Zebra Danios (Soon to be moved to another tank)
Some Ramshorn Snails.
 
Plants:
Dwarf Bacopa
Rotala Goias
Anubias Petite
2 Other Plants still waiting for an ID of the plants :)
 
Plant Supplement:
Azoo Carbon Plus for Co2 supplement.
 
How is my aquascape? Any advice from the experts? :) Im not sure if i placed my plants nicely hehe.
I'm new to the planted tank hobby. I previously have a 75G fresh water non-planted tank and a 100G Saltwater LR and fish only tank. They are now with a different owner. 
 
 
So far so good with the my Betta. He does not show any aggression with the tank-mates he has and vice-versa. Everyone is living harmoniously. 
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Hope you enjoy my simple setup.
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nice one chicosci!  Nice to see another person from the Philippines, keep up the good work!
 
Lovely set-up! Whatever pleases your eye is right so if you like it then that's all that matters!
Your betta is a very handsome chap!
Has the tank got a lid? Bettas are notorious jumpers - it would be awful to get up to a bettaless tank one morning!
 
some foreground plants could be good like hairgrass or tripartita :D
 
Looks nice!  You've got some awesome specimens of anubias petite there, lovely and bushy - personally I would have divided those up into smaller plants and spread them all over the wood.  My anubias petite grows pretty fast so you should have lots of bushy plants in no time!
 
daizeUK said:
Looks nice!  You've got some awesome specimens of anubias petite there, lovely and bushy - personally I would have divided those up into smaller plants and spread them all over the wood.  My anubias petite grows pretty fast so you should have lots of bushy plants in no time!
petite is the fastest growing anubias out there other than minima
 
Hi mamashack. Thanks. currently i dont have a lid but will be buying one. Im currently using a makeshift lid for the mean time
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Hi Derp, Yeah my next purchase will be foreground plants
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 tripartita is nice. I also like hairgrass
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.... Im also think HC(dwarf baby tears)
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Hi Daize, Ok will read more with the splitting of the plants hehe.. Do i just split them and tie them up? no special care needed? how fast is fast? weeks? days? months?
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For stem plants. when is the right time to prune them? 
 
 
Thanks again for your comments
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Mamashack said:
Lovely set-up! Whatever pleases your eye is right so if you like it then that's all that matters!
Your betta is a very handsome chap!
Has the tank got a lid? Bettas are notorious jumpers - it would be awful to get up to a bettaless tank one morning!
Hi mamashack. Thanks. currently i dont have a lid but will be buying one. Im currently using a makeshift lid for the mean time 
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DerpPH said:
some foreground plants could be good like hairgrass or tripartita
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Hi Derp, Yeah my next purchase will be foreground plants 
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 tripartita is nice. I also like hairgrass 
biggrin.png
.... Im also think HC(dwarf baby tears) 
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daizeUK said:
Looks nice!  You've got some awesome specimens of anubias petite there, lovely and bushy - personally I would have divided those up into smaller plants and spread them all over the wood.  My anubias petite grows pretty fast so you should have lots of bushy plants in no time!
 
Hi Daize, Ok will read more with the splitting of the plants hehe.. Do i just split them and tie them up? no special care needed? how fast is fast? weeks? days? months? 
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For stem plants. when is the right time to prune them? 
 
 
Thanks again for your comments 
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the right time to prune is when they almost reach the surface by an inch,
 
Anubias minima or petite grows 1 plantlet on an average of 1-2 months, the others tank about 4-5 like coffeefoila
 

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