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Yes, except when the plants come on, it will all be covered. There is actually a good amount of light on all these plants, but I guess in time Ill see. I can always move stuff around. If for whatever the reason, the stems dont create enough of a barrier, then I can figure out something else...
Thank you for your response. Can you please explain a little? Why wont some of the plants make it long term? What exactly is the problem with the driftwood? I put this together with the expectation of the large piece of wood as well as the long stems creating the barrier. Will this not work?
I got a handful of dwarf water lettuce for my 75 and it didn't do much, I was using a spray bar. I put them in my 10 gallon quarantine tank with a small HOB and they multiplied quickly. After the roots were longer, I put them al back in my 75 gallon. They aren't multiplying too fast because of...
I set up this 55 gallon. It is currently cycling and the plants are establishing. I would like to keep a pair or more in this tank. These would be my first Apistos so I was thinking about going with Cacatuoides, however I am open to suggestions. I just want to make sure that this tank is...