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Recently it has become fashionable to talk about nano-aquariums. I read a little and came to the conclusion -
the clever word "nano" is used exclusively for beauty :)

But the thought of starting a very small aquarium, with the aim of trying to keep balance in it and
forms of large cans, I will not hide, I was fascinated. I had to read more :) After a while
I decided to give it a try, as a gift I got a small aquarium of 30 cm x 20 cm x 14 cm. Was bought
the most that neither is the usual internal filter, a lamp with a lamp of 11W and 6800K, and the most
the main thing -quality soils. Since the whole secret of success of such an event, as it turned out,

in good, good ground. You can not save on it, because CO2 in such an aquarium do not run
planned. Well, some pictures as it happened.
to start the ground:

First, we put AquaBasic Plus from JBL with a layer of about 2-3 cm with a slight rise to the back wall.
A very nutritious mixture capable of providing plants with almost all the necessary set without
CO2

From above we cover about 3 cm more. very popular and high quality Aqua Soil Amazonia from

Ada. It is well proven ground that does not require advertising, it seems to me.

We also make a small rise to the back wall.

After prolonged agony over the sawing of mangrove root, we establish a cinch. We remember that

the approximate ratio from the center of the snag should be 1.68: 1 in length. Fill with water from a large

aquarium to save good bacteria, and leave this thing for about a week, not

forgetting to replace about 20-25% of water every day

And finally, after a week of substitution, the most interesting moment comes. Getting ready to plant plants.
I didn’t pick anything up - I hid from a big aquarium:

I apologize for the quality of the photos, but the water is somewhat muddy due to the fact that I was messing with my hands

And we inhabit Neocaridina Red Crystal

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