My 90 Gallon Natural Dirted and Planted Fish Tank Aquarium

Thanks to Dustin of DustinsFishTanks and AquaticJungles.com for plants

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Comment by Will on June 3, 2012 at 8:39pm

 Looks Great man, I'm pretty new to the planted tank thing, My LFS told me i couldn't plant anything until my tank was completely cycled, I guess this is not the case?

Comment by Bradley Mitchell on June 3, 2012 at 9:30pm

It really depends on the plant. All the plants in that tank should handle fine (except maybe the stargrass and repens) You really don't need to wait though. Since I used dirt though, I did my hardscape, and filled with water for 3 days and did day to day water changes to get rid of the excess nutrients in the dirt. Then I drained like 95% and put plants in.

Comment by Jeremy robinson on June 9, 2012 at 6:18am
Surprised people actually buy rocks and driftwood from stores when you can just got out and find it on a river bank or stream or lake.
Comment by Jeremy robinson on June 9, 2012 at 6:21am
I put what ever I bring home in boiling water to kill any bacteria or anything that would harm my fish. Then use dish scrub pads or sponges from the store to clean them.

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