Lost World Nano Tank 2 months without maintenance

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Lately I did not have enough time for my favorite aquarium. I didn’t do anything with it in the last 2 months, only changing the water and using fertilizer. The result is visible, the tank is in horrible condition, the plants are overgrown and algea is everywhere.
Finally I tidied it up, started using a CO2 set, and the tank got some new plants as well. Due to the CO2 set, the tank has become beautiful with full of saturated colors. I always use RO water for the water change, and I spice it back to GH6. Sometimes I measure TDS, I try to keep the value between 120 and 150.
I use my own made fertilizer once a week.
The CO2 is working 7/24 at a low level. I recommend to use drop checker, in order to set the CO2 level well. The green colors is the optimal.
The ONF Flat Nano + is working 7 hours a day at the highest level. E27 18W led illuminates the bonsai at the top of the tank, 10 hours a day.
I cleaned the roots of the ficus ginseng and planted it carefully on the top of the filter tube. Make sure the trunk is not under water. It is relatively easy to maintain this aquarium, but it doesn’t mean you can skip the maintenance entirely.
With a little care and CO2, it will become an amazing underwater garden.
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Tech:
29x29x35cm nano tank
Eheim Classic 250 canister filter
ONF Flat Nano + LED light
DIY LED for ficus (e27 18 watt simple LED bulb)
Sodastream co2 system
🌱 Plants: Cryptocoryne, Bolbitis Heudelotii, Ludwigia palustris, Java fern, Phyllanthus fluitans
Fish: Ember tetras and boraras maculatus
🎥 Gear I use:
Canon 1DX MK II Canon and Sigma lenses
Panasonic GH5
DJI Ronin S / Sc
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