Bunched Plants

Bunched plants are popular in aquariums because they offer a practical and visually appealing way to create lush, natural-looking aquascapes with relatively minimal effort. These plants are typically sold in bundles of several stems, making them easy to arrange in different areas of the tank. Their ability to fill out space quickly and create a dense, green carpet or background is a major reason for their widespread use. The density of the plants can also provide fish with hiding places and shelter, making them ideal for species that appreciate security or prefer shaded areas.

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  1. Hi, Sent you guys a 2:48 video of the 210. All of these fish are from DM, except the juvee Clown Loaches. The 75 is stocked with your Cardinals. The 210 has a bioload that that would not normally be advisable. This the filtration: FX6 FX4 Eheim canister, a biggie 2×110 Aquaclear HOB 25% H2O  changes every 3-4 days. All the plants are live Anubias,  EXCEPT the tall artificial ones at the back. I have to wait for my Congensis to fill in. The tank is now exactly one year old. It replaced a 180 that blew a seal overnight, drained entirely leaving dozens of dead fish. I was able to save five Clowns I’d had for twenty years. All  3 tanks are now completely scaped and stocked. May not hear from me for awhile, unless my wife relents and lets me add another tank. I’d love to dry those colorful funny looking pancakes with eyes LOL. Love your fish. I know that whatever I order I don’t have worry. The quality of the stock, the manner of packing and handling and shipping are top drawer. Sebastian

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