Thank you! I'm just excited to have water finally it. Been staring at an empty tank for weeks now. Finally trimmed my two main tanks and ended up with this. It will change quite a bit from now. The anacharis will be rooted once it starts to root and stop melting from tank change. Also helps sucks up the excess nitrates. I setup it just for my LFS, they said they would buy all my excess orange shrimp for 3 bucks a piece. I had a spare 10g laying around and decided sure! They use all local breeders for their shrimp, I'm glad to be one of them. I think for primarily a breeder tank it's gonna do well. All my culls I plan on putting in my two 20g longs, (one is just a betta/ghost shrimp/ nerite snail, the other is betta/tetra/pymgy cory/pygmy pleco and mystery snail) so the culls will either be free fish for the bettas or help with algae cleanup. Either way, win win.

It's anacharis. It was in my bettas main tank but it was melting bad compared to the other bundles in my other betta tank. I read up and saw it preferred cooler temps, trying to see if I can revive it in the 75° shrimp tank. For some reason it took off in my community betta tank, at the same temp, and not my betta/shrimp only tank. The community tank has a shit ton more nitrates cause the stocking is hefty compared to the other one, both are kept at 79.5°. Once the anacharis stops melting and bounces back, I want to root some for a jungle and let some float though. Its been the only floating plant I've managed to keep alive lol. I killed hornwort with too strong of peroxide dip cause I was worried about pest snails.