Emersed Aquatic Plant Setup a Month Later

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  • Emersed Aquatic Plant Setup a Month Later
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    Today I am taking a look at the progress of my emersed aquarium plant growing setup over the last month. Since first planting the emersed growth area for my aquatic plants I have seen a lot of growth explosion among certain species while some are taking a bit longer. So far everything has survived and is all still growing whether it be slowly or very quickly like the majority of the plants in the setup.
    Some of the species that seem to be thriving are things with larger stems such as AR mini, Rotala Bonsai and the staurogyne repens. While some of the other aquarium plant species like the hair grasses and star grass have all seemed to transition but the growth isn't nearly as explosive. It's been very interesting to see how these species grow both underwater and emeresed. There is a lot left to learn but it has been an interesting and fun project,
    If you have seen the initial setup, when we first planted the emersed grow out system with these plants, many have come a long way.We added in an additional small grow light to the system.
    I have taken some of the Alteranthera Reineckii mini and tried putting it back in an underwater aquatic environment and so far everything seems to be going well. Some of it has lost some color in the process of being re-transitioned back in water but that is to be expected, especially since it was added back to a low tech tank environment.
    We hope you enjoyed this update on the progress of our little emersed aquarium plant setup.It has been a very rewarding project so far and look forward to providing future updates.
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Комментарии • 29

  • @d.p.kfishaquariums8825
    @d.p.kfishaquariums8825 6 лет назад +2

    Plants are growing beautiful thank u for this update and all the information.hope u guys ok be looking forward on ur next video stay bless my friends.

    • @AQUANUT
      @AQUANUT  6 лет назад +1

      Hey no problem man, thanks for watching. I hope to get back at the videos with Sierra in the near future.

  • @AquaSplendor
    @AquaSplendor 6 лет назад +2

    Great video, interesting to see the progress.

    • @AQUANUT
      @AQUANUT  6 лет назад

      Yeah it is for sure, thanks for watching

  • @thomasm78
    @thomasm78 6 лет назад +5

    Pretty nice! I made a couple emersed cups before. Ammanias and reineckii and the rotalas and s repens. They all did great. After a few months i just plugged em all back into the tank and they grew in fine.

    • @AQUANUT
      @AQUANUT  5 лет назад

      Yeah i have had great success with them as well, not sure why more people don't do thins. A lot less work than having a grow out tank

    • @AQUANUT
      @AQUANUT  5 лет назад

      70% humidity and about 24C to 25C Is where you want to sit around

  • @jasongrimshaw-smith8369
    @jasongrimshaw-smith8369 3 года назад

    Good jarb! Nice to see your experiments

  • @zz3OPEN
    @zz3OPEN 6 лет назад +5

    I used to grow AR, I was cutting back every few weeks and had bags of the stuff. I since became a cryptocoryne collector for the most part because of how much space stem species occupy. Ludwigia super red mini is another that will grow like mad.

    • @AQUANUT
      @AQUANUT  6 лет назад

      Oh right on i will have to get me some Ludwigia Super Red, i seen some yesterday and i think it would look great in in my tanks also. its good to know its a great emersed grower also. I still am yet to get me a Crypt though beautiful plants so i know why you are hooked. I really appreciate you watching

  • @ACAquatics
    @ACAquatics 6 лет назад +3

    That's really cool. I've started to mess with some emersed plants myself and am really enjoying it. Thanks for sharing and as always do what you do if it works for you.

    • @AQUANUT
      @AQUANUT  6 лет назад +1

      Oh well thats awesome..You should make a video on it, always happy to check out how others set everything up and the plants you are growing.

  • @stardust9072
    @stardust9072 2 года назад

    can i use river sand to grow it in emersed state?

  • @sam4david
    @sam4david Год назад

    Light duration time ?

  • @SGScaper
    @SGScaper 6 лет назад +2

    Looking great man👍🏻. What’s the PAR from those lights at soil level?

    • @AQUANUT
      @AQUANUT  6 лет назад +1

      Well at the highest point right under the led panel I was getting reading of 130 devide that by 1.32 for a emersed reading and we get 98.4 soil level under the led.

  • @dr.vivekganesan2116
    @dr.vivekganesan2116 3 года назад

    Hey can u just let me know what is the method u do to grow them...it's really beautiful...

  • @z3ro7o
    @z3ro7o 5 лет назад +1

    Great video.. i want to try it with buces. How are they going for you?

    • @AQUANUT
      @AQUANUT  5 лет назад

      It was very difficult with the buce. You have to go in a water them multiple times a day or they just dont seem to do well. I think i am seeing more growth in the tank than i am emersed.

  • @fredrickfernandes8757
    @fredrickfernandes8757 4 года назад +1

    What soil did you use

    • @AQUANUT
      @AQUANUT  4 года назад +1

      Either pro mix or fox farms ocean forest I am not 100% sure. Both are great soils though

  • @justbaquatics2512
    @justbaquatics2512 6 лет назад

    It is good to see this but im wondering will u get melt on them once planted in a tank.....

    • @AQUANUT
      @AQUANUT  6 лет назад

      No not really melting but what you might notice is the leaves that grow after being in the tank may not be as red. BUt when you trim your plants and spread them you would never notice that anyways.

  • @franklyngomes6851
    @franklyngomes6851 5 лет назад +2

    How will the plants get access to co2 when its covered?
    Doubt😓

    • @AQUANUT
      @AQUANUT  5 лет назад +1

      plants produce co2 at night man. Yeah its not like it is on land but they do grow under water obviously look at my tanks lol

    • @franklyngomes6851
      @franklyngomes6851 5 лет назад

      Thnks for the help....now i can do it

    • @AQUANUT
      @AQUANUT  5 лет назад

      In the previous video to this one i show how i started the process, Hope it helps man

  • @mikedean481
    @mikedean481 6 лет назад +1

    I spent over 160$ CAD on live plants to put in my BP tank, oh my goodness what a dam mistake ( waste of money ) that was. Both my BP's ( who are only 3" ) tore the shit out of them, the guy at Big Al's should have told me BP's are extremely destructive. Compared to my two baby BP's, my Jack Dempsey ( who is 10" ) is a saint when it comes to being destructive ( and he is bad ) I really don't care because I love my BP's, but who likes to waste money...

    • @AQUANUT
      @AQUANUT  6 лет назад +1

      Noooooo.... Dang Mike sorry to hear that man, BP are not good fish for a planted tank.. But Yeah they are little terrorists in any scape lol when I decorate their tank I literally just throw in their fake plants and I let them do it themselves, it don't matter where I put them anyways LOL. The staff at those stores unfortunately are not always the best when it comes to understanding the fish and each of their needs in the long term. But you could save a lot of them plants as long as you still have a little piece. Throw it in dirt like i did in this video. Setup a new planted tank sometime down the road. It really sucks to waste $160 of plants.