slowfoot
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They just look like diatoms to me. They are common in newer set ups.
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Empty Tank, Ideas?
- Thread starter Asevernnnn
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Asevernnnn
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Though it's not for Cyanurus anymore, here's some bad pictures of the completed tank.
Looks really nice now, I like the plant with the big, dark green leaves, what is it called?
Asevernnnn
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Lol! I thought it looked to good to be true!
I might get one, the bugs that are eating my real plants won't know what to do with one of those!
I might get one, the bugs that are eating my real plants won't know what to do with one of those!
Asevernnnn
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Removed the piece of cork bark to use for a different tank and got a turtle dock instead, and added some of that gel-packaged snail free dwarf hair grass, after I rinsed off the gel of course. Ill probably have some pictures of the tank and its inhabitants when I get them, so around Wednesday.
Bette
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I really like thickly planted setups. It looks great! Can't wait to see photos of the new inhabitants in there.
Asevernnnn
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So thanks to the US Postal Service being complete idiots, I don't have the animals yet but will hopefully have them tomorrow.
I actually prefer turtle docks to cork, they take up much less space above the waterline so you can get more water in the tank and still have room for the newts to emerge and rest.
Asevernnnn
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After an irritating problem with the post office, they are finally here, and here are so pictures as promised. 
sde
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Awesome Aaron! I am jealous, these are one of my favorite species. Good luck with them man, and keep those pictures coming!
Asevernnnn
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Bette
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Wow, nice color on those guys!
sde
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Okay, I will keep an eye out for the pictures there then.
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