Brazil
The roots and branches I have used are branch woods. I have used 2 types of woods, couple of them are thicker branch woods & couple of them are thinner woods. These woods I used in my previous setups & those are with me for around 7-8 years. So, these are well seasoned.
The leaves I have used are Indian almond leaves which is abundant here. There are some broken leaves which makes a messy layer over ground level as we can generally see in this region. The substrate is a mixture of JBL river sand & yellow sand.
There are some branches which are fallen from top, as we can see in the amazon rainforest. Also, to replicate ‘tea colour’ water in this Igarape Cajari area, Indian almond leaves do the job of making tea coloured ‘blackwater’. Apart from that, during water change I use Natural Humin which is a product of ‘Discusfood’ company.
Interesting part of this aquarium is, in this tank Corydoras adolfoi lays eggs couple of times.
- Geographical region
- South America
- Drainage Basin
- River catchment
- Rio Caurés
- Water body type
- River
- Water body name
- Igarapé Cajari
- Water body part
- Water body course
- Water body: tributary of
- Tributary name
- Rio Caurés
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