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What are the advantages and disadvantages of fake plants, besides the obvious lack of needing to trim the fake ones.
Just out of curiosity, why do you presume an algae problem has nothing to do with plants? Algae is a plant, after all, so we should assume they are related issues. Your plastic plants provide a great haven for algae to grow. Live plants compete with algae for nutrients in the water. I believe there is a strong relation between an algae problem and live plants in your tank.rosierabbit said:I have a mix of live and plastic - live look really good and do all the 'gubbins' with oxygen and whatnot! ! Plastic are easier to care for and cheaper . My tank looks fine (aren't I just so modest!! )!!!
I do have a slight probby with algae, but thats nothing to do with plants.
Cheaper? How can it possibly be cheaper than growing stuff from cuttings, or splitting a bunch of crypts you bought for 70p?rosierabbit said:I have a mix of live and plastic - live look really good and do all the 'gubbins' with oxygen and whatnot! ! Plastic are easier to care for and cheaper . My tank looks fine (aren't I just so modest!! )!!!
don't think so i got my plants (real) from my lfs cost me £10 for any six plants try buying 6 fake plants for £10rosierabbit said:[: ! Plastic are easier to care for and cheaper .
I still think you were ripped off. Are you aware of Java Plants the online aquatic plant shop? They do huge bunches of plants for under £7.focus said:don't think so i got my plants (real) from my lfs cost me £10 for any six plants try buying 6 fake plants for £10rosierabbit said:[: ! Plastic are easier to care for and cheaper .