[PlentyCoup]

Hi all!
Been keeping bettas for about a year now but have been fish keeping for close to 20 years mostly goldfish and koi.
Ive finally found my successful niech in the Walsetd method after years of failes planted tanks.
I have a 36 gal bowfront, home to my 8 year old subunkin comet. Hes getting his 400 gal pond renovated this spring.
The 36 gal will become a Walsted tank for Blue spottes sunfish, darters and a undecided native schooling fish this summer.
My Fluval spec 3 is home to my Golden Boy. I have only had him a month and just lost him today.
I love plants, am a artist and am happy to add BettaFish to the list of fish forum i am a part of!

 

[Smallreef]

Sorry about your loss. But Welcome! Now, I must research this method you are speaking of for planted tanks. As I am new to freshwater and planted haven't even started my tank yet!

 

[PlentyCoup]

Sorry about your loss. But Welcome! Now, I must research this method you are speaking of for planted tanks. As I am new to freshwater and planted haven't even started my tank yet!

Thank you it did not make for a happy evening home. Walsted also termed "dirtied" is by Diana Walsted, if you look it up and like what you read i would highly, highly recommend buying her book. I love this method theres another forum that deveoted entirely to dirtied tanks and Diana regurally comments and advises. Have fun on your new tank journey you wont regret it.

 

[KatieMR]

Welcome to the forum, @PlentyCoup! Sorry to hear you lost your fish! I am looking forward to seeing your tanks though!

 

[betta4ever!]

Welcome to BF, @PlentyCoup! I'm sorry for your loss...! I am looking forward to seeing your tanks too!