Comment Pls

tks brett. will get 2-3 more lotus fews green and red how these lotus can get well in my tank...

Originally Posted by brett

Nice bro. Might want to consider adding in another green lotus at the coner.

ok will go marketing soon as these day budget tight so plant a few up first

Originally Posted by Burnz

agree, u r under utilising ur 3 ft tank with that few stalks of plants
u really need to get more plants or some wood or stone so u can fiddle with layout issues. Only from there can we throw in useful comments.

tks alot. but as some of them say is to empty for the 3ft tank

Originally Posted by archie2000

very clean neat look. nice.

[betta_zoid87]

try to get more plants... =)

my Red lotus is growing



More plant added



close up ....


front view.

guy pls comment tks, BTW want to ask how come i see some white mold on the plant? and the plant seem like growing toward to the left .??

sorry for the big picture

I spot many fast growers here. If you are doing high light, you will find a forest very soon. Don't worry, planted is a very interesting hobby. Soon, you will find yourself indulging in many other beautiful plants.

i'm using 2 X36watt Pl light .... dont knoe is it strong enough a not ....one of my buddy saw liao also want to go into planted tank

Originally Posted by andrewtyr

I spot many fast growers here. If you are doing high light, you will find a forest very soon. Don't worry, planted is a very interesting hobby. Soon, you will find yourself indulging in many other beautiful plants.

1: Over head filtration might not be appropriate as yr plants might be slanted to the left due to the strong outlet flow. Also, the use of a strong ohf depletes the amount of co2 in the planted tank greatly. i really cannot find any other reason why yr plant is growing towards the left.


2. When planting stem plants, try to space them out a more, as compared to what you have done in the pics. Trim them to abt 10cm ( for me i make it shorter) equally, do not hesitate to remove rotting plants. I have noticed uneven growth in yr stemmed plants, indicating they were not trimmed to approximately same length in the beginning. This serves to give a more appealing look.


3. Try to plant the stemmed plants in clusters instead of in a single row from what is illustrated in the pics.


Overall, it is a good try ! keep it up~

Simple and very nice.

1: Over head filtration might not be appropriate as yr plants might be slanted to the left due to the strong outlet flow. Also, the use of a strong ohf depletes the amount of co2 in the planted tank greatly. i really cannot find any other reason why yr plant is growing towards the left.

noted.btw if i dont use OHF wat can i use to do the filteration of the tank ? those canister???

2. When planting stem plants, try to space them out a more, as compared to what you have done in the pics. Trim them to abt 10cm ( for me i make it shorter) equally, do not hesitate to remove rotting plants. I have noticed uneven growth in yr stemmed plants, indicating they were not trimmed to approximately same length in the beginning. This serves to give a more appealing look.

tat mean plant them stem by stem or few stem ??? as fro triming i dare not cut away the roots now that i knoe the roots can be cut.

3. Try to plant the stemmed plants in clusters instead of in a single row from what is illustrated in the pics.

err bro dont really get wat u mean by cluster???

tks for the advice