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5 Gallon Nano Tank

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July 21, 2010 at 3:01 pm #300779

stunt11
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Hi,
I am planning on starting a 5 gallon tank. I think since it is small i can easily get pretty decent lighting ( up to 3w/g). I will just use black gravel and i have seachem flourish to add as needed. I would like a center piece of driftwood with a plant that i can tie on to it and it will form a small carpet over parts of it. I would also like a plant to carpet parts of the bottom and then something a bit larger for the back.

Any ideas or thoughts are welcome.

July 25, 2010 at 6:55 am #318322

Bluedave
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Heh Stunt11, Welcome to SF, apologies for the dealy in replying!

Sounds good – 5 gallon is a good size because you can still have some decent sized plants in there.

Carpet plants – I would go for glossostigma with that light level and excel or hemianthus.

For the wood I would go for some moss and maybe a single anubias nana.

Background – some sagitaria subulata on one side and some limnophilia or similar on the other side.

Maybe put a single small crypt species in the mid ground as a feature?

That should give you some idead anyway mate.
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