6 month update on the Railroad less traveled! It's a jungle in there.3yr ⋅ DaisyDukeNukem7 ⋅ r/Aquariums
Posted the scaping updates of my abandoned railroad Nano tank to r/Aquascape. Now that it's set up I wanted to share it here. This is my first Aquascape. It's a 7.9 gal Nano tank. I'm so happy with how it turned out. Now we wait for it to grow out a bit and cycle and we will be ready for fish!4yr ⋅ DaisyDukeNukem7 ⋅ r/Aquariums
Update on the railroad tank! Atlas the betta loves his new home. He has so much personality. Shrimps are doing great and Atlas doesn't bother them. The celestial pearl danios are thriving and even spawning! The tracks are now home to a few CPD fry!4yr ⋅ DaisyDukeNukem7 ⋅ r/Aquariums
Update on the railroad tank. It has a new inhabitant, Atlas the betta! He is so curious and loves to explore. Let me know what you guys think!4yr ⋅ DaisyDukeNukem7 ⋅ r/Aquascape
Liquid fertilizer comparison. I was doing research on a good all in one fertilizer for my planted tank but couldn't find any side by side comparisons the top fertilizers. So I put this together and want to share it for anyone else who may be looking for a guaranteed analysis comparison.4yr ⋅ DaisyDukeNukem7 ⋅ r/PlantedTank
Update on my abandoned railroad Nano Aquascape. Hardscape is finally done! Now time to plant!4yr ⋅ DaisyDukeNukem7 ⋅ r/Aquascape
It's planted!!!! I sill have a few plants to add to the background but so far so good. I am so happy with how this scape is coming along. Let me know what y'all think!4yr ⋅ DaisyDukeNukem7 ⋅ r/Aquascape
So this is what happens when you go out of town for a week. But no worries! A couple of water changes and a trim and she is as good as new! With lots of plant growth to boot!4yr ⋅ DaisyDukeNukem7 ⋅ r/Aquascape
Alright, Mr. DeMille, I'm ready for my close-up. Atlas is such a ham.4yr ⋅ DaisyDukeNukem7 ⋅ r/bettafish
First day of the dry start in the new 75 gallon! Starting with Monte Carlo and S. Repens.4yr ⋅ DaisyDukeNukem7 ⋅ r/Aquascape
First Aquascape! Inspiration is an abandoned railroad through a forest. Not sure how I feel about the manzanita branches. I'm thinking of trying out something with less branches to simulate tall pine-like trees. What do y'all think? Suggestions welcome!4yr ⋅ DaisyDukeNukem7 ⋅ r/Aquascape
Need help identifying small eggs found in garden in central Arkansas.2yr ⋅ DaisyDukeNukem7 ⋅ r/reptiles
