JazzyJeff

Is the skinny one smaller than the others? You may find that the other two are bullying it - You may have more luck with it if you move it to another tank for a while.

Thanks for your reply guys - that link is very interesting... would explain why Afzelii is so hard to keep alive! (for me)

Bummer - so I won't be able to get baby afzeli's? Stink!

This is on an Anubius Afzeli plant Can someone tell me - Is this a seed pod or just a flower?

Condensation creates problems with the lighting in the Aquience tank. They also have quite a flimsy lid system.

No worries... I'm sure that you, like others were focused on my nail art and missed that detail.

Thanks! I am really stoked with how it turned out! The glue is a superglue but in gel form. There is a pic of the packaging.

hmmmm... yeah, but they lay every 2nd week and the discus eat the every time. So I don't think we will be seeing any young unless I move the angels into a tank for themselves.

So ... Six weeks down the track and no adverse results from the glue. Everything is going well except the poor Anubius barteri barteri has been hole punched by the clown loaches after the angels laid eggs on it! :an!gry

My vote goes to number 4 :thup:

Out of interest... Did the mating or egg laying exercise damage your female's finnage?

Thanks - I will give that a go

That was my approach - 4 weeks down the track - plant has melted - no conversion.

Can anyone tell me how to convert Hygrophila difformis (water wisteria) from emmersed to submersed? I can't seem to find any that has been grown submersed.

The cloudiness has now cleared so for those of you that are interested - here is the finished product. View from one side View from the other.