Barrys fishkeeping world: Blyxa Japonica

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Saturday, 27 May 2017

Blyxa Japonica

5/Feb/2016

I planted two nice stems of "Blyxa Japonica" (Dwarf soft rush) in my AquaNano 40 tank. It looked very good initially, but didn't last more that a few weeks. I believe it requires a higher light level and probably CO2 injection.

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Welcome to my adventures in fish keeping blog.

I had a 24"*12"*12" aquarium in the 1970's. It was constructed from 1"angle iron with welded mitre corners, the glass was held in place with putty.

I remember it had an under-gravel filter and an aluminium hood with two 15 watt pygmy lamps. It was cleaned every now and then when it became smelly! No routine water changes in those days, Poor fish!

I started fish keeping again a few years ago, things have changed immensely from when I started in the hobby. I am having fun learning the new information now available.

Here you will find details of my activities with all things aquatic and perhaps you will find things of interest, and be able to offer me help and advice.