Red flowet pot

[Gogita88]

Im reading different things .,.medium flow.,no flow ,.high light .,.low light,. direct feeding., don't feed .,.any one have one,. i heard there hard to keep

 

[dixiegirl21191]

I have a small frag and it is doing well in high light, medium/high flow. I feed it photochrome once a week, sometimes twice. But each one is different.

 

[Gogita88]

realy nice!,.,how long have you had it,?.,i also read they only live like six months in are tanks.,.

 

[dixiegirl21191]

It just depends. I have heard of them living for years. I got mine about 2 months ago and I'm starting to get a little bit of new growth on it.

 

[Bifferwine]

They tend to be difficult. They require feeding every couple days or so. They seem to be more flexible when it comes to lighting and flow -- I would keep it in moderate light and flow. They are slow eaters. So place it in an area where you can fit a 2 liter soda bottle (with the bottom cut off) on top of it. Then squirt the food in the top of the bottle and just let it sit for 20 minutes or so to give it time to eat without fish stealing the food.

 

[mach1ray]

I need to try that bottle trick. I have a greedy tomato clown. I can see him now banging against the bottle lol

 

[src]

Here is what I can tell you on these, Indo ones are hard to keep. If you can buy Aussie one's they are very hardy