Hey Andrew Thx for adding Hygrophillia Corymbosa in your plant list! Hygrophillia Corymbosa Pro tip: even if your goldfish rip some of the leaves out don't take them out. Under sufficient light even floating single leaves develop root system, and start developing small leaves. My gold fishes rip some leaves from time to time and it even helps this plant propagate.
Please do an updated video in a few months. Interested in seeing how the plants fair.
I have hygro in just gravel with fert tabs and growing well.
I plan to.
Hey Andrew Thx for adding Hygrophillia Corymbosa in your plant list!
Hygrophillia Corymbosa Pro tip: even if your goldfish rip some of the leaves out don't take them out. Under sufficient light even floating single leaves develop root system, and start developing small leaves. My gold fishes rip some leaves from time to time and it even helps this plant propagate.
Will do. I have more plants than I need so I might try “planting” them in the gravel of my Anubias tank and see what happens.
Very nice. Good luck.
Thanks.
It will look more goldfishy once the babies get moved over. Then we'll see how the goldfish vs plants story goes.
Used to like dirt but it's just too messy when you do maintenance or rescape. Now I use only Eco-complete.
@@nhitc6832 yeah dirt can make a mess for sure
Can I add seachem prime to water when first using eco complete planted substrate?
@@bobbyfelix1827 Yes, that’s what I use.
Hi is it sea sand??
@@hansleybanzigou8001 it’s Carib sea supernaturals aquarium sand, made from quartz I believe, not from corals, since it’s ph neutral.
yes the legs are upsidedown
@@adelinawarriner6259 That’s what I thought. Easier to fit in the box I guess.
You must be watching Father Fish videos
@@spiritualsaggi6297 Yes I watched a couple, but I’m not sure if he keeps goldfish or not. I liked his story of keeping a tiny fish in a jar as a kid.
This has nothing to do with goldfish
The baby ranchus are in the tank now. It’s officially goldfish territory. 😉