u/MrArtwork

This is bacivally a 10x10cm "aquarium" I found on temu reviews. I hope the betta is still alive and have a better owner.

Have you guys ever let ludwigia just grow until it came out of water? I went on vacation and when I came home a week later my ludwigia was looong and I read it can be emersed. This is 10 days after I took out of water amd I see new baby leaves already forming. How cool is that.

His name is Dante, my mom's dog but I love him like he is mine. I think he is a mix not full breed but he is cute that's for sure.

Just beacuse you guys helped me with my bucephalandra, here is a video of how I need to tell Paco it's feeding time, I have to knock knock.

Ignore the ugly driftwood, it's currently going through a maintance.

I know, water level is down I forgot to buy distilled water to top it off.

Currently doing blue exit treatment againts that bastard cyanobacteria.

Is it over for my bucephalandra? Aka it looks rough, when I bought it it was deep purple during dry start method but it's looking like this for 1 or 2 months now. The leaves are falling off, no new growth and holes everywhere.

I'm planning to take out and replace it with another plant maybe some pothos or whatever.

I have co2, fertilizer in water, weekly water change etc.

Ignore Paco he is just chilling.

Almost 2 months in since I added water after 2 months of dry start. I still need to add some moss to some places. In a few days my first ever betta will arrive, any advice?