Journal 40B MTS Nature Aquarium

Count Krunk said:
Any worthwhile wifi producing device should put out 2.4 and 5.0 by default under the same name and pw.

All devices will connect automatically to the ghz they require.

Examples, ubiquiti and tp link omada
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While I agree with you, this particular device clearly isn’t on the same level as most of the stuff out there. I’ve been reading reviews and some have mentioned it will not work on newer mesh style routers, which is what I have. Any way around this?
 
Alrighty, did a clean and WC yesterday. I did a big removal of all my moss and thinned it out, but just prior to that I had some die off on my fern and the hardscape area was just ripe with detritus and decaying matter. All of this contributed to a ton of waste and got an aggravated stint of filamentous diatoms. A few days of blackout helped keep it at bay and then a good siphoning all around the tank and it’s all but gone. We’ll see if it makes a come back during the week. I also cleaned my sump, something I haven’t done in MONTHS so hopefully that helps too. Still rearranging stems so it doesn’t really look full back there at the moment. I got some nice rotala, Ludwigia, limnophila, and Salzmani from @Jhardee85 and look forward to that stuff taking off and finding a more permanent spot.

Fish wise I acquired 5 new juvenile peacock gudgeons and they are doing well, exploring the scape. They are hard to find and get a picture so I snagged one that was resting.
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Joel Armstrong said:
Looks clean and tidy..

Did you disturb or syphon any of the substrate? What was your method there?
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I use a gravel vac on the sand all around the hardscape. I lightly gravel vac the surface of the planting area, just enough to remove surface detritus and any really dirty sand.
 
*Ci* said:
After removal, how did you re-attach all your moss? It looks very natural and grown in already!
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Patchwork 😅 I just use super glue gel, the mats are pretty dense so I just thin out the dead layer underneath (which is minimal) and the. Reattach tightly so it appears as how you’ve described 👍🏻
 
So love the reds and pinks. This is the best I’ve grown rotala in a long time, it’s always hated my harder water at my previous address. Finally looking how it should, thanks for the healthy stems @Jhardee85 !IMG_1133.jpeg
 
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