I got home from work today and my &$@$#@!!!!!! trop dubs have gone on an eating rampage and absolutely nails my crypt wendtii, the plants are nude!!! :an!gry :an!gry :an!gry :an!gry

I agree it is very not interesting in the whole plant scheme of things, but I have been nursing my crypt babies along for several months!! You plant peeps do a lot to grow certain plants types, try something as common as wendtii in a tank full of Herbivores. :slfg: :facepalm:

Anyone have some wendtii for sale??? :slfg:

Stick to java ferns and anubias :slfg:

Stick to java ferns and anubias :slfg:

The Dubs ate the java months ago and my anubias plants are many but small.

When I had tropheus they never ate my anubias or ferns, they just kept them spotless of algae.

Go plastic

Go plastic

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NO WAY!

Go plastic

But plastic fish just don't look or move the same as real fish, and I don't think I have seen any that look real either...

But plastic fish just don't look or move the same as real fish, and I don't think I have seen any that look real either...

:rotf: Nice one

But plastic fish just don't look or move the same as real fish, and I don't think I have seen any that look real either...

:sml1: thanks for the laugh

But plastic fish just don't look or move the same as real fish, and I don't think I have seen any that look real either...

Could be a thread starter.

' WTB breeding pair of plastic Pararubbercus "

Plastic fish can be safely kept with live plants... seems legit

for some reason my africans shred one of my anubius plants but leave the rest alone.

tried moving it but they moved it right back to where it was and started shredding it again, lucky it grows pretty fast in that tank (plus I can replace it with cuttings from the other 2