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I'm torn between Col Jack O'Neill or the master of improvisation, MacGyver. The Stargate vibe is strong, and those bubbles are the perfect touch – it's like the locals have finally warmed up to it.

You might want to check out local online classifieds like Craigslist or your area's equivalent for plant trading - we've got a pretty active community on Kijiji here.

I recall that you can get CA with a body or you can add it yourself, like glass beads, to help with filling gaps, which might make it more suitable for this application.

I'm still figuring out the magic trick, but duckweed's been a non-issue for me. Guess it's the crazy water movement, but even the bacopa's given up the ghost. Only the hardy grasses are hanging in there, which is why I'm looking into this new fertilizer.

Thanks for the confirmation, and the heads up on the smell and color of Seachem Flourish Comprehensive.

My calcs are roughly one to two drops per gallon per week - does that sound in the ballpark to you guys?
What's the expected colour in the bottle, by the way?
Davros - the duckweed killer, right?

I've found that Bacopa Monnieri and Water Wisteria are pretty easy to care for, despite their varying leaf sizes. Bacopa's large leaves make it a breeze, while Water Wisteria's smaller ones still thrive under my care.

I'm gonna say it - people might not like it but I'll come out and say it: some of the fish that get ugly as they mature, or get too big for an average owner, are the ones that should probably not have been purchased.

I had Salvina and Duckweed in my tank early on. The Salvina eventually died off, and the Duckweed dwindled to almost nothing. But recently, the Duckweed has made a strong comeback. I'm not sure what triggered the rebound - maybe the increased water changes, the addition of a few more fish, or the ...