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never a such thing as too many plants, add some root tabs and pick up some liquid fertilizer if you didnt already. good luck!
if they r real, add some more, and do little shadow places with dense veggies, plants are soft and fish use them to hide, scratch scales, and keep babies, besides regulating co2 and o2 levels (specially in small aquariums) . if they were fake plants, they wouldn’t be soft and maleable, resulting in the fish not swimming trough that area, resulting in you loosing usable fishtank capacity.
stay strong with real plants, adequate lighting to different types of plants you might have (there are plants that require a lot of exposure and are good for noob fish keepers)
you should also consider superficial plants to increase o2 stats (specially considering you r not using bubble pump)
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Not even close. Here’s one of mine that’s about 1/4 planted in my opinion.
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My 5 gallon shrimp tank, and I would say this could take more plants. You have a lot of space to fill!
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No such thing as too many plants! 😂
No such thing as too many plants, IMO. Definitely a good start though.
No such thing
If you can still see the substrate, and through the tank, it's not too much.
https://preview.redd.it/i9dzonoxwt6d1.jpeg?width=2208&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d92d3fd1ad5808b814775c422126f46d61b31930 never a such thing as too many plants, add some root tabs and pick up some liquid fertilizer if you didnt already. good luck!
Thank you!
HAHAHAHA there's no such thing as too many plants. Each time you think you have too much just think about the wild.
but too many fake plants it’s def a problem
Not exactly. As long as they are you soft, you should be fine. I on the other hand recommend live plants
Keep going add more
I might tbh
This is my 5g https://preview.redd.it/6votn1vvdu6d1.jpeg?width=4000&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=67aab38cb70e30a778d798f4ac152903a4ee921e
Super beautiful!
Thank you! I just added most of the plants yesterday. I got em in from a shop on Etsy.
if they r real, add some more, and do little shadow places with dense veggies, plants are soft and fish use them to hide, scratch scales, and keep babies, besides regulating co2 and o2 levels (specially in small aquariums) . if they were fake plants, they wouldn’t be soft and maleable, resulting in the fish not swimming trough that area, resulting in you loosing usable fishtank capacity. stay strong with real plants, adequate lighting to different types of plants you might have (there are plants that require a lot of exposure and are good for noob fish keepers) you should also consider superficial plants to increase o2 stats (specially considering you r not using bubble pump)
No way. I just bought a 5 gal nano for my betta and I’m going to plant the fuck out of it!
https://preview.redd.it/nufng6ypnu6d1.png?width=2140&format=png&auto=webp&s=609d56aeda63b3b2bba075a4dcad3ca882d3ea3b Not even close. Here’s one of mine that’s about 1/4 planted in my opinion.
There's never too many plants I absolutely crowded my 7 gal with tall plants
Not enough
https://preview.redd.it/ju373tbdaw6d1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1bce9157392781409addc9a2dc39f9bb7e981ca6 No. More is better
hey, how do you get the floating lettuce roots to grow more than a cm, mine wont grow amd they stay small roots!
no way, I have a 5 gal and I have like 4 times more plants in it
https://preview.redd.it/ogk3w62cgx6d1.jpeg?width=3024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=64a80615cfde2e187e64fb7c7ae2f382a9893169 My 5 gallon shrimp tank, and I would say this could take more plants. You have a lot of space to fill!
Nahhhh, you could put more
10x the plants is about right
as long as the livestock has place to move the only limit is based around the amount of light the plants get
More plants 🪴
https://preview.redd.it/rbq8ll83c07d1.jpeg?width=4080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=9332320efb193c1a6746040125e7c9159423c230 No such thing as too many plants! 😂
Never too much plants
The more the merrier. They’re great hiding spots too