ideas welcomed. Since I am out of work with my back injury I have had alot of free time to think and plan my next project. I have an extra 10 gallon that I want to turn in to a natural habitat for dwarf puffers. I am thinking I will get 3 a male and 2 females since from what I have studied the last few days should work out fine. I plan on trying the soil substrate like redchick has posted about. Then here is a list of plants I would like to use:
Aponogeton Crispus-Really like
Aponogeton Ulvaceus-Really like
Aponogeton Undulatus-Like
Cryptocoryne Walkeri-Like
Cryptocoryne Parva-Really like
Cryptocoryne Undualta-Really like
Cryptocoryne Wendtii Red-Really like
Hygrophila Corymbosa-Like
Hygrophila Difformis-Really like for floating
Nymphaea Lotus Red or Green- Really Like
Rotala Indica-Like
Now do you guys think one each of these plants would be to much or not enough? If its not enough which should I do 2 of and also can you tell me which ones should be placed near the front mid and back of the tank. I also plan on putting a nice piece of driftwood either branch like or root like or a cave of some sort. So what do you guys think?
Aponogeton Crispus-Really like
Aponogeton Ulvaceus-Really like
Aponogeton Undulatus-Like
Cryptocoryne Walkeri-Like
Cryptocoryne Parva-Really like
Cryptocoryne Undualta-Really like
Cryptocoryne Wendtii Red-Really like
Hygrophila Corymbosa-Like
Hygrophila Difformis-Really like for floating
Nymphaea Lotus Red or Green- Really Like
Rotala Indica-Like
Now do you guys think one each of these plants would be to much or not enough? If its not enough which should I do 2 of and also can you tell me which ones should be placed near the front mid and back of the tank. I also plan on putting a nice piece of driftwood either branch like or root like or a cave of some sort. So what do you guys think?