Anyone Else Love Amazon Swords?
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larkside - Posts: 5
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Anyone Else Love Amazon Swords?
Amazon Swords are my absolute favorite. They're so versatile and hardy. Anyone else have tips for keeping them thriving in a low-tech setup? Mine are in a 20-gallon with sand substrate and moderate lighting.
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tidal - Posts: 8
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Re: Anyone Else Love Amazon Swords?
Yep, Amazon Swords are legit. I've got mine in a 40-gallon with root tabs and they're going nuts. What's your water change routine? I do 25% weekly and they seem to love it.
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flakes - Posts: 6
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Re: Anyone Else Love Amazon Swords?
Mine keep melting, no clue why. Tank's got CO2 and everything. Maybe I'm messing with the light too much?
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knight - Posts: 28
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Re: Anyone Else Love Amazon Swords?
Root tabs are key for these guys. I use Seachem Flourish tabs and my swords are huge. Also, keep the lighting consistent, around 6-8 hours a day.
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fuzzy11 - Posts: 3
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Re: Anyone Else Love Amazon Swords?
I've had mine for a year and they're chill. No CO2, just a basic LED light. They grow slow but steady.
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Coraldiver - Posts: 2
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Re: Anyone Else Love Amazon Swords?
Amazon Swords are such a classic. I've got a pair in my 55-gallon with discus and they're thriving. Soft water seems to work well for them.
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Rampage - Posts: 6
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largo - Posts: 9
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Re: Anyone Else Love Amazon Swords?
Mine are in a 30-gallon with dirted substrate. They're monsters now, almost too big. Gonna have to trim soon.
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seaquake - Posts: 56
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Re: Anyone Else Love Amazon Swords?
I've got one in a 10-gallon betta tank. It's kinda outgrown the space but the betta loves hiding in it.
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Rainydayz - Posts: 5
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Re: Anyone Else Love Amazon Swords?
Amazon Swords are my go-to for filling out the back of a tank. They're so reliable and easy to care for.