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Don't plant the fish casks! Five years of grass cask player spitting blood

2026-06-22 04:03920NameNetworking

From a freshman to a master, the only thing missing from your fish tank is the list of water and grass

"why do i grow weeds that suck?" – three years ago, i opened the first cask, and i bought hundreds of dollars of grass, and in two weeks it melted into a bowl of soot. It was only later that it became clear that 90 per cent of the failure was due to the selection of the wrong species. After five years of practice, i've used more than 50 waterweeds, and today i've selected eight species that are almost indestructible and can reproduce automatically, making your fish casks underwater

I. A newcomer must see: 3 minutes to find your destiny water shit

Choosing a herb is like dressing, depending on the “condition”. Ask yourself three questions:

Does the fish tank have a strong light? Would you like to add carbon dioxide? How much time do you have to fix it

The answer is your choice:

Ii. Negative watergrass recommendations: the 4 great gods of the lazy

This type of water grass is a life-saving straw for new hands and can survive in a common light and carbon-free environment。

Hydraulic — “small power” in water and grass

Watergrass moss planting techniques

Moslem tree — the all-powerful corner of the landscape

Watergrass moss planting techniques

Iron crowns — argon in floating water

Watergrass moss planting techniques

Green daisies - fast-growing “oxygen”

Watergrass moss planting techniques

Iii. Positive watergrass recommendations: 4 big batteries with some challenges wang

Such grasses require more light and carbon dioxide, but grow quickly and in good condition and form spectacular underwater landscapes。

Mini short pearls — building savannah landscapes

Watergrass moss planting techniques

Red palaces — amazing red elves

Watergrass moss planting techniques

Snacks — the best in new hands

Watergrass moss planting techniques

Japanese algae — drifting grass

Watergrass moss planting techniques

Iv. Programme i: goldfish/golden cylinders (they eat grass!) programme ii: lightfish/peacockfish mini-cylinders programme iii: crystal shrimp cylinders five; five core elements of watergrass conservation

1. Light: 6-10 hours per day

The timer controls switches using water herb lamps instead of regular led lamps. The light is not enough to grow yellow, but the algae is too strong。

Bottom sand: “soil” of watergrass

Newbies recommend the use of neutral water and grass sand, without the need for additional base fat. Avoiding the use of marble sands, etc., increases ph material。

Fertilizers: “food” for weeds

Carbon dioxide: “accelerators” of hydrograss growth

Even in the case of negative grass, carbon dioxide can grow stronger. Freshmen can start with carbon dioxide tablets or diy packages。

Water change: 1/3 per week

The most effective way to prevent algae is by regularly changing water to remove surplus waste and supplementing trace elements。

Vi. Guidance for new hands to avoid pits: five common mistakes

Wrong one: the grass is buried too deep

The root and root of the water (commonly known as the “neck”) cannot be buried in the sand, otherwise it will rot。

Wrong two: the seed is too thin

Foreground grass must be planted in such a way that it cannot produce lawn effects and is easily covered by algae。

Error three: frequent movement

Watergrass takes time to adapt and take root, and after planting, it is possible to avoid frequent lifting of heavy seeds。

Error four: ignore water temperature

Most of the water grass is suitable for a temperature of 22-26°c, too high (>30°c) melts and too low (<18°c) sleeps。

Error 5: combination of destructive fish

Goldfish, mackerels, crown muds, etc., are either sanded or gnawed and are not suitable for mixing with fine water herbs。

Remember this saying: "fine grass, save your heart; positive grass, in good condition; light carbon, three pieces of treasure; and watch and do less."

From that tatter that has been wiped out by the entire army to the underwater garden that is now dazzling, my greatest impression is that the water grass ratio is not technology, but patience and respect for nature。

What weeds did you plant in your fish tank? Any problems? Welcome to the comment section. I'll answer it

♪ weed growing ♪ freshman

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