Added water to aquarium carpet tank

Dry start, just added water.
Seeds used: amzn.to/46xAVlN
Grow light used so far: amzn.to/3F16BUH

[@josepolanco1228]

Subscribed to your channel , saw your channel in everyday fishkeeping live

[@bussy7627]

is this from seed start? if so i hear it dies off quickly is this true?

[@Satray01]

If you follow the instructions and plant them in a dry tank, spray them, let the roots actually develope before you add fish and water they will last longer. I had mine last around 8 months. Biggest issue I had was fish just slow start digging - the roots are very delicate and easy to uproot.

[@Tiffany-en7ks]

Omg beautiful! How did you do this? What was maintenance like when growing it? How long did it take?

[@TheArcknight]

It was about a week and a half ago when I added the seeds and only just yesterday filled the tank with water.

[@josepolanco1228]

Great carpet. Are you using co2?

[@TheArcknight]

No co2

[@josepolanco1228]

👍

[@missusmousse]

Those are scam seeds sorry about that

[@TheArcknight]

How so?

[@RacecarsAndRicefish]

People say truly aquatic plants simply do have seeds. Some people report all of their seed-grown carpet plants quickly dying after a few months submerged, or they quickly grow too tall to be a carpet

[@TheArcknight]

@@RacecarsAndRicefish ah I see, well we will find out and it's a fun experiment either way. I have lots of other plants from other tanks I can put in if the carpet plants don't last

[@oftheHowl]

Please tell me you're gonna put shrimp in there

[@TheArcknight]

Yes, not for another few weeks though

[@cliffandrews]

Looks perfect. What light are you using?

[@TheArcknight]

Right now just this cheap house plant grow light. But all the light from my other tanks are close by. amzn.to/3F16BUH