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Ha ha I wouldn't worry about it dying! You'd need a ton of weedkiller to kill this stuff! I took some out of my tank because i had too much. I left it on a plate on a shelf with no water and forgot all about it. 2 months later I found it and it was still green and very much alive!

Thank you that was very helpful. I think I might have to get an atomizer. They sound a lot better than the glass one I have.

Can anyone tell me what is the difference between a co2 diffuser and a co2 atomizer? I currently have the glass type diffuser in my tank but i am thinking of changing it as the bubbles are a bit big in my opinion. I wanted something that would create really tiny co2 bubbles. I run a pressurized...

It's really easy to do. Just unscrew the horn on the fire extinguisher and screw on the regulator. Then tighten it up using a wrench. The fire extinguisher will last you about a year before it runs out, so it is well worth doing. I use this method in my tank. Check out my youtube channel and you...

I'm thinking of getting a nerite snail or 2 for my planted tank. Firstly I wanted to know if they are easy to keep and what conditions they like? Secondly, I don't really have that much algae in my tank so what else could I feed them on? What types of algae do they eat?

Wow your tank looks stunning! http://www.youtube.com/user/njw1383?feature=mhee

Dose the tank with a 3% hydrogen peroxide solution at a rate of 1ml per gallon. By the next day all your cyanobacteria will be gone! It works AMAZINGLY WELL!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rm7aPcCsuOw

The fire Extinguisher method works absolutely brilliantly and an excellent way for cheap co2. I've used this method myself. I made a video of it if you want to have a look http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FE9aaltYhaU