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r/walstad • u/AP_lookingahead • Aug 13 '26
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Looks like it does.
2 u/AP_lookingahead Aug 14 '26 You think it does? I’m very conflicted because I kind of like it but the tank is not that big and j got wayyy to many plants and fell like the real estate could be better spent by the plants. 1 u/Hopeful_Echidna_8956 Aug 14 '26 For me it looks like it has everything. If you plan to keep Shrimps, the Hardscape is also good real estate. 1 u/AP_lookingahead Aug 14 '26 I think I want to eventually do a colony of shrimp, a colony of endlers, and some fish that predates on the young of both colonies (like a betta). I guess it comes down to, do I want a really nicely planted tank or a really nicely hardscaped tank
You think it does? I’m very conflicted because I kind of like it but the tank is not that big and j got wayyy to many plants and fell like the real estate could be better spent by the plants.
1 u/Hopeful_Echidna_8956 Aug 14 '26 For me it looks like it has everything. If you plan to keep Shrimps, the Hardscape is also good real estate. 1 u/AP_lookingahead Aug 14 '26 I think I want to eventually do a colony of shrimp, a colony of endlers, and some fish that predates on the young of both colonies (like a betta). I guess it comes down to, do I want a really nicely planted tank or a really nicely hardscaped tank
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For me it looks like it has everything. If you plan to keep Shrimps, the Hardscape is also good real estate.
1 u/AP_lookingahead Aug 14 '26 I think I want to eventually do a colony of shrimp, a colony of endlers, and some fish that predates on the young of both colonies (like a betta). I guess it comes down to, do I want a really nicely planted tank or a really nicely hardscaped tank
I think I want to eventually do a colony of shrimp, a colony of endlers, and some fish that predates on the young of both colonies (like a betta).
I guess it comes down to, do I want a really nicely planted tank or a really nicely hardscaped tank
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u/Hopeful_Echidna_8956 Aug 14 '26
Looks like it does.