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Neurergus crocatus tank

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stavroske

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Hello,

Just for fun a few photo's of my neurergus crocatus. Feel free to comment.

Cheers Steven DC
 

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What type of plant is growing on the background? Taxiphyllum? Riccia? Anubias?
Please help me out. :happy:
 
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Thank you for your quick answer. I have one more question. What type of moss is growing emerged on the third picture? I had never longtime success with any moss, but it looks healthy on your pictures and seems to grow.

Best regards,

Jens
 
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Jensino said:
Thank you for your quick answer. I have one more question. What type of moss is growing emerged on the third picture? I had never longtime success with any moss, but it looks healthy on your pictures and seems to grow.

Best regards,

Jens
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That question I can not answer with certainty. I think it's christmas moss or something. It's trieves well and grows up against the wall. My LED lamp is directed to the moss
 
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Thanks for sharing. I'm setting up a tank for these guys right now and this is good inspiration.
 
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How is pH holding up? Isn't it hard to grow plants in hard/alkaline water?
 
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