I do have a question about my substrate. I got a sand substrate for live plants, I washed it (wasn't sure if I had to let it dry all the way or not) and put it in the tank. I washed it pretty good, the water is clear no cloud/tint. My question is, there is moisture between the substrate and the aquarium glass. Will this ever go away on its own? or do i have to move the sand around to get rid of the air pockets that blocked the moisture in? I know it might be better to take pics, but my camera is MIA.
Whoa, whoa, whoa, wait! What? Are you doing fresh water after-all? What kind of plants are you getting? Oh and pictures... Hurry up man, we are excited to see.
Yea I went freshwater, easier on the finances. got two plants to help things get going, only to find out that one is a sub-aquatic.. stupid waste of money.. pics to come, still can't find the camera
Yea I got an amazon sword from petsmart, and a fern that I thought was aquatic but it isn't oh well, was only likst $2.00. I found a bundle of plants of dr foster and smith. its $34.00 and you get like 9 plants, so I'll probably be getting that here shortly
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