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High levels of dissolved oxygen promote healthy root growth. ... When there's less oxygen in the water than there is in the plant, this reduces the permeability of roots to water, therefore reducing (even reversing) the absorption of nutrients.
Ok, I've Amazon sword, water wisteria, moneywort , hornwort . But my severum and angelfish eating almost every plant I put in the tank . I've pothos in the aquarium and they're torn the roots apart, eaten some and played with some . No plant survives there , is there any plant that severum or angelfish do not eat. I even had duckweed which everyone ate like a treat including my mollies, guppies and Ram. It's not that I feed my fishes, I feed them live food, vegetables, sometimes pellets ...... I've even tried increasing amount and frequency of meal but no result. 😥😓
Have you tried Java fern or Anubias? Both do not need to be placed in the substrate. Those would be your best bets. A Severum might still damage them since they like to dig
No , I've not tried them . Thanks for the reply, I'll try anubias .....Java ferns aren't easily available here . Let's see what happens and hope for the best
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The video provides a great summary of some of the best background aquarium plants to consider, from quickly growing stem plants like Water Wisteria to adaptable options like water Fern. These plants not only enhance the tank's appearance but also contribute to a more stable aquatic environment. It's a must-watch for aquarium enthusiasts looking to upgrade their tanks.
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Most of these are versatile, low maintenance and hardy specimens that can be easily grown in the aquarium and create beautiful aquas capes.
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Plants that grow long in height should be used as background plants for your tank. These plants can fill the aquarium background and gives a very balanced and beautiful depth to a planted aquarium. These plants have different colors, shapes, and leaf forms.
Aquarium background plants are the best way to create depth and give a very natural and balanced look to planted aquariums.
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Such An Excellent Video 👍Top Background Aquarium Plants is Amzing.I Really Liked This!!! We are lucky enough to be able to watch this program.i got so much knowledge from the this video.❣️
Awesome and well informative as well as truly analytical and suggestive video content on background acquaruim plants. This channel has been a great source of information for me to understand about the fishes, their environment and many knowledgeable facts about fishes. Your explanation and presentation was quite clear and concise eloquent along with understandable terms. I really appreciate your time and resources used to prepare this video. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing and well informative video content with us.
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High levels of dissolved oxygen promote healthy root growth. ... When there's less oxygen in the water than there is in the plant, this reduces the permeability of roots to water, therefore reducing (even reversing) the absorption of nutrients.
Another option is Cabomba. It grows fast and is easy to propagate.
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Ok, I've Amazon sword, water wisteria, moneywort , hornwort . But my severum and angelfish eating almost every plant I put in the tank . I've pothos in the aquarium and they're torn the roots apart, eaten some and played with some . No plant survives there , is there any plant that severum or angelfish do not eat. I even had duckweed which everyone ate like a treat including my mollies, guppies and Ram. It's not that I feed my fishes, I feed them live food, vegetables, sometimes pellets ...... I've even tried increasing amount and frequency of meal but no result. 😥😓
Have you tried Java fern or Anubias? Both do not need to be placed in the substrate. Those would be your best bets. A Severum might still damage them since they like to dig
No , I've not tried them . Thanks for the reply, I'll try anubias .....Java ferns aren't easily available here . Let's see what happens and hope for the best