HI, I have a 30 gallon tank that I just re-did, or am in the process of re-doing. I have 5 cherry barbs and 6 zebra danios. I would love ideas of what else to put in there. I have attached a pic. The back plant I think is Anubius...it is attached to the plant pot with a string...heard it doesn't like to be in the ground and not sure how to keep it from floating. lol. Any suggestions there would be helpful also. Sorry...can't figure out how to attach a picture...I'll find our and update my post lol.
Hi From Bc Canada
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markandhisfish
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hi and welcome
to upload pics to the forum , you need to use an image hosting site like photobucket . upload the photo to photobuket ( which is free) then copy/paste the img code directly into your thread on here
to upload pics to the forum , you need to use an image hosting site like photobucket . upload the photo to photobuket ( which is free) then copy/paste the img code directly into your thread on here
Welcome to the forum iluvfsh.
Your photobucket picture is coming through just fine. Direct picture loads to TFF really don't work out well at all. The storage for pictures is just not that big here.
When it comes to anubias, I generally loosely tie a new anubias to a piece of driftwood. It holds the plant in place and it will eventually send out shoots to the substrate. If you leave it in place for a while, your anubias will even bloom like this one did for me.
It is nothing but the basic Anubias nana that everyone seems to have but once established it can be a beautiful plant.
Your photobucket picture is coming through just fine. Direct picture loads to TFF really don't work out well at all. The storage for pictures is just not that big here.
When it comes to anubias, I generally loosely tie a new anubias to a piece of driftwood. It holds the plant in place and it will eventually send out shoots to the substrate. If you leave it in place for a while, your anubias will even bloom like this one did for me.
It is nothing but the basic Anubias nana that everyone seems to have but once established it can be a beautiful plant.
Welcome to the forum iluvfsh.
Your photobucket picture is coming through just fine. Direct picture loads to TFF really don't work out well at all. The storage for pictures is just not that big here.
When it comes to anubias, I generally loosely tie a new anubias to a piece of driftwood. It holds the plant in place and it will eventually send out shoots to the substrate. If you leave it in place for a while, your anubias will even bloom like this one did for me.
It is nothing but the basic Anubias nana that everyone seems to have but once established it can be a beautiful plant.
Thanks for the tip...I wasn't sure if it was Anubias or not. lol. I have it attached to the clay pot with string....will that work, I know the string looks stupid. Or should I get some plant weights or another small peice of bogwood? I'm kinda clueless when It comes to aquarium plants.
welcome, i wish i found this site years ago( joined yesterday)i've got a tree stump and a coral like arch,i'll try and put a pic up when i find my camera charger....do'h
Hopefully this works lol.
Any ideas on decor ( it's a little bare on the left hand side) would be great.
Welcome to the forum, nice tank! 
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