Zackary Tavera

[Zackary Tavera @ZackaryTave3]

@MaxwellDaubs the consistency of quality here is what i respect the most

[Zackary Tavera @ZackaryTave3]

Not every Indian almond leaf has to be about tannins. 🍂

For my shrimp tank, my main reasons for adding these mini Indian almond leaves are:

🦐 A natural food source as the leaves break down
🌿 Extra cover and grazing surfaces for my Neocaridina…

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@abeefcrochsfd0 Who is this creator, does she have a YouTube channel

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@davidleech18k2 the way the phone screen subtly changes every loop is messing with my head

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No filter. No CO₂. Just plants, tiny creatures and a little bit of food. 🌿

This 5-gallon Walstad aquarium is home to Least Rasboras, Fire Red Neocaridina shrimp and ramshorn snails.

Tonight’s menu: shrimp pellets for the shrimp and micro pellets for the nano fish. 🦐🐟…

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@aubreyd_2031 the vibes are simply immaculate today

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@MarquettaCalvi i came here to have a good time and i'm honestly feeling so attacked rn

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@bofectsgn this deserves way more attention than it's getting

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My epiphytes were getting a little too much light, so instead of buying something… I made this. 😂🌿

A simple floating ring made from airline tubing, fishing line and a curtain adjuster hook.…

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Instead of a mechanical filter, this 25x25x30cm tank uses a dense plant canopy (Tiger Red Lotus, Limnophila sessiliflora, Crypt Wendtii, and Dwarf Hairgrass) to absorb excess nutrients and generate pure oxygen.…

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A tiny ecosystem where everyone is always on the hunt for the next meal. 🦐🐟🌿

The feral guppies and wild-type Neocaridina shrimp are constantly swimming around, searching for those last few pellets.…

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I love the algae in my aquarium 🌱❤️

I think this is Cladophora algae. This algae has been covering my driftwood for around 2 years, creating a natural, forest-like look that I love.

Would you keep it like this, or would you clean it off?…