I had it in the 50 (may still be there, the tank needs another Val prune) and it grew to the top of the tank and curled.

If I can find it in the 50 I may move it over to the 55 and see how it does.

:D I am enjoying this thread. Victor: I am looking forward to seeing your tanks at the January meeting. You seem to have many of the plants we are looking at. 'other' Jeff: The smaller tanks sound like what my friend wants to do. The 55 sounds like fun to me. A good assortment of low light plants. ...

pmk00001 wrote:A buddy of mine from Thailand who's way into planted tanks is completely envious of my swamp darters One of those grass is always greener on the other side things I guess.

trade him plants for the super rare hard to come by darters?

(can hoard all that I get in if you want)

my 15h 55 and 20 are all low tech (low to mid Lights, no co2, no ferts beyond EC/Fluorite) 15h is Java Fern, Java Moss, Myrmaid weed(iirc), assorted Crypts, Hygro Kompact and one plant I dont know that is low growing if trimmed but goes random otherwise. 20 is very similar 55 is Narrow leaf Java Fer...

Im still a little irritated at myself for pulling the mat I had of it, I somehow managed to eradicate it from the 15h though.

I really want to go, I just cant know if I will be in town then.

Ill talk to my boss tuesday when I am back in the office.

AWESOME fish, I have one that is still kicking in the 55 and he occasionally wanders over to stare at me and look for food.

Yes it is a freshwater bristleworm. There have been many reports of them but as of yet no one has reported any harm. I have had them in a tank and I got rid of them. so yes I have a freshwater bristleworm and the general consensus is to leave it alone unless it starts attacking fish etc. Considering...

GAHHHHHH I have a distinct hatred of Bristleworms from my dealings with them in the store.

crap, looks like Ill be sifting to get it and any little relatives out of the substrate before the transition.