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That's always a right pain...... ::problem::
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Back up and running! Split pipe! I’ve moved the tank back 10mm as well.

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Not a lot to update, ticking along nicely and the sunset is looking very pink!

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The LED reflections look like nerite eggs..... :D
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plankton wrote: Fri Jul 02, 2021 8:23 am The LED reflections look like nerite eggs..... :D
Big buggers then! :D
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It’s been a few weeks since I bothered with a water change. I added a few alder cones and a couple of leaves which the shrimp are loving.

I’m down to the last 4 neons which aren’t looking great these days, no doubt will loose another one soon.

My tiger lotus is finally doing something so might actually have one growing soon!

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And yes I will remove the duck weed today while I do a water change. Stuff is horrible lol
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Finally got the duckweed out, we will see if any more crop up from the ashes!

At this rate I might even have a leaf by Christmas!!
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Took me 2.5 years to get rid of the duckweed in my little tank...... :rolleyes:
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I’ve managed it before but decided to put some in this when I stocked it stupidly heavy. Did the job but now it’s time for it to burn in hell
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I find one stick is all I need to permanently remove duckweed from an aquarium.

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...match, anyone? :grin:
WARNING - DO NOT BREED, FEED OR PET THE PUDDLE! :dodgy2:
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