can i fix it?
Okay so I have had nothing but problems with my planted tank. Plants dying, algea, fish, and so on. There is nothing wrong with the water other then we have very hard water out here. I know that I didn't plant heavily enough at the beginning. So basically I am wondering if I can correct this by buying more plants now and trying to reestablish a healthy environment for them. Or am I just doomed to have to tear it down and start again?
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Permalink Reply by Erik Rozenbergs on
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something is out of balance here... maybe overstocked tank, wrong type of dirt, too little water changes, too much/too little light, co2 problems... have to expand your tank specs. ive heard sand is horrible for dirted tanks. you need the air bubbles to release or the ground will become anerobic.
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