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my best frogbit tank is an overstocked 10g with an aqueon clip on led light and a glass folding lid. they just go nuts in there, but if there's other floating plants in there they start to suffer, so I have to de-duckweed it before it starts crowding it out by getting between the leaves and then on top of the leaves. I think the big thing is no competition and a high bio load

Frogbit I seen does best in little to no flow. It hates moving around and getting its leaves wet lol. I have it going well in one tank with a small sponge and the frogbit on the opposite side. Also it doesn't like ferts, not in my water. It also doesn't like high light, it seems to burn the leaves.

Your tanks looks great and clear ! Gotta check out the sponge filter to have floating plants 🌱 they say duckweed can go crazy

Is it time for the Catalina wine mixer yet

Love that view. So many beautiful tanks to look at during commercials 🙂

I have an outside Rubbermaid 100 gl tub and I have to get rid of the frogbit every couple of weeks… I think it just needs a lot of light!

Lol I'm still struggling with anubias, sprite and wisteria but had success with frogbit right from beginning. They even thrive along with duckweed and pothos in the same tank. I think the key to it is high bioload and low flow. **Just watched your video and I think it's because of competition. Try doing Frogbits-only tank.

Yep. Seems to only grow in my tank with a sponge filter. All other tanks have a HOB and sponge they are also get holes, Yellow and die.

I notice with my tanks which have deep sand the nitrates took 8 months to build up enough to grow duckweed. Maybe the water lettuce and duckweed is using up the nutrients quicker than the frogbit can?

Soooo crowded Probably you should try a new small tank with the Frogbit but place it in front of natural light

I just uploaded a video to tik tok of a tank that’s overgrown with Frogbit and Red Root Floater. I’ve had success with it growing in softer water and under a aquaworx light.

My honest advice, is make sure it’s in a low flow tank and is the only plant in an established tank…just to start it up. I say established because I find it does best in tanks that are only getting water changes once every 2 weeks. Once the plant gets acclimated and starts sprouting, you can keep that tank as your propagation tank and move it to any of the others very easily.

What light do you recommend for a planted tank?

My nemesis for a couple years was pogestemon helferi

Love the entertainment center

That ""zen view...beautiful...why I clicked... frogbit needs natural light ta grow.

oh thank god, i'm not the only one.

For some reason I could never get any vallisneria to stay alive lol

Bird dog Peach is better and try a piece of mopani wood it breaks down more relaxing more of what plants need in the water to flourish

Should buy a sting Ray for the pond 🤔

I would keep what tanks you have and not get any more. You could start breeding and selling fish but that's more time consuming.

Why do you want frogbit truly lol

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Come on they are awesome plants to have. I love them

front room is a plant room..

Low ph

Meh.....just dry it out and smoke it....Then you will be an enlightened fish keeper

Yes how to plant 🪴 Best substrate Do you vacuum your tanks?

I had success with frogbit in a low flow tank and with a large bioload to provide tons of nutrients. The porch area would cool with like maybe a coldwater pond and plants to make it a green space