Great! Where can I pick it up?

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Too far for me.

I'd like the terrarium, but where are you located?

Hard to see, but I think they're scuds. Great fish food!

House of Tropicals in Glen Burnie. Call ahead to find out when they restock plants. They have a large section of plants.

I don't think any of us could say definitely, but I've had tanks last longer. You can look at the silicone for any peeling, cuts, etc.

Wait... red on the bottom is a key detail you left out! It must be Red Root Floater (Phyllanthus fluitans). The leaves also have a velvety feel, not smooth like frogbit. It can get bright red roots, but that depends on conditions.

Maybe I can't see texture in the photo, but frogbit color and size varies with conditions. Yours looks like it's lacking macronutrients.

I can't find any info on the contents of Aquatic Bloom, except that NPK (Nitrate-Phosphate-Potassium) levels are 17-8-22. That's a little off from the recommendation I know from advanced aquascapers. The recommendation is a 10-2-10 ratio. I also don't know how much iron this fertilizer has. Algae can do well with any pH that you could keep fish. Also, algae doesn't just love phosphates, it loves any macronutrient that is in excess. Different algae grow better with different macronutrients. The key is to achieve a balance of nutrients so that your plants thrive and leave nothing for algae to feed on. Cut back on your fertilizer dosing. I like the Seachem line of fertilizers. For a low-tech tank you might only need Flourish. Follow the dose recommended on the bottle.

Looks like you have both black brush and green hair algae. I don't see any cyanobacteria. Are you dosing any fertilizers?

I don't see your photos.

Black hair algae is not cyanobacteria and won't be affected by any antibiotics. You can kill it with hydrogen peroxide or Seachem Excel if it's on things you can't remove from the tank. Bleach and oxyclean can be used for dips on rocks and decor that you can remove from the tank. More info:

why does he think it's not frogbit?

Frogbit will stay smaller if it doesn't have all the light and nutrients it needs. In a pond it gets very big.

It looks like frogbit. Frogbit has smooth leaves, while other similar looking floaters have textured, "fuzzy" leaves.

It's trident java fern.

Thanks, but someone already offered some.

Hi Frank, I'd like 5 sterbai cories and a microworm culture.

Please post prices.