The non-green plants like the cabomba furcata and pogostemon look great against it. But it could be difficult to have good contrast while not overpowering the scape with reds.
I should know in about a month. Moss will be the backup plan.
Hmm, just went back and brightened the photo. I'm thinking the Trip is going to be too iffy. I zoomed in on some areas and you can't even define the plants that are green.
Maybe try changing up your light settings for photos. I’ve been playing with different bulbs to make the greens less yellow in photos in my tank. Different combos look way better in person. I’m still working on the camera bit too.
This is good advice, but I'm worried honestly. Is it worth the struggle?
No idea. Was just thinking of less work to get the look you’re going after.
Price price price! And they are saying it has a decent growth rate.
That buy 2 get 1 is a major selling point. That’s how I got my rugosa started
Fissidens varieties look great on a wall. Just plan on buying a boat load of it to begin with, because it tends to grow out towards the front of the tank instead of creeping sideways to fill in. When you start it out you'll want to cover most of the surface area. I wouldn't go over about an inch of bare areas between patches, the less the better
Yeah, that looks awesome.Fissidens varieties look great on a wall. Just plan on buying a boat load of it to begin with, because it tends to grow out towards the front of the tank instead of creeping sideways to fill in. When you start it out you'll want to cover most of the surface area. I wouldn't go over about an inch of bare areas between patches, the less the better
But you do have plenty of time and can always wait til the first trim and use the trimmings to fill in the blanks
Does look awesome, this is Fox
My wife and I call it “the infection.” Which has already begun as I bought some weeping moss to try.
As for rainbows, that’s it. I had harlequins and lemon tetras from older tanks and I have a group of gold laser Cory’s.
