Terrestrial Plant Pot for Aquarium
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Ever want to grow land plants in your aquarium? This is how you grow land plants in your aquarium
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Note - I am pretty sure this is a remix but I lost my link. Please advise and I will update this post immediately.
These are simple pots to hang on the lip of my 50-gallon bowfront and grow some terrestrial plants. Land plants are really good at pulling excess nutrients out of aquarium because they have access to all that delicious CO2 in the atmosphere and don't have to compete for the tiny amount in the water.
Print in whatever - PETG probably going to last longer. They need some supports. Fill the pot with expanded clay pebbles, or gravel if you don't have any. Plant plants. Pretty soon you'll see roots reaching down into the tank and you will be a happy fishkeeper.