Fishaholic's video: Java Fern On Driftwood - Time Lapse Aquarium Plant Filter

Today we will discuss how to attach java fern on driftwood and build an ultimate plant filter to absorb nitrates in the fish tank. Java fern is a very hardy plant and can grow well if attached to a structure such as driftwood, rocks and ornaments in the aquarium. In the wild java fern attaches its self to the roots and plants. Brought to you today in this video is a java fern growth time lapse that covers roughly 4 months and how it is working as a best nitrates filter in the fish tank. Caring for java fern is extremely easy as it doesn't require any fertilizer or strong aquarium light. There is no pruning required however, Java fern propagation will enable you to grow more plants out of an existing mature java fern plant. Java fern aquascape looks amazing if it is attach to a driftwood. I usually use super glue, non drip super glue gel and a thread when planting java fern on driftwood. when using super glue, ensure that you glue the rhizome of the plant to the driftwood. Java fern planted tank provides ample hiding spots for fish who are stress or keep constantly getting bullied. A java fern aquarium is an ideal place to raise fry as most the tropical fish will leave the plant alone. It is always beneficial to have some sort of plants in the tank as it helps with filtration. Java fern absorb nutrients from the water through its leaves and act as a best aquarium plant filter. It uses its roots to cling on to surfaces such as driftwood. For added filtration, I strongly suggest planting java fern in aquarium. I hope the time lapse growth video of java fern will inspire you to grow some in your tank and provide your fish a healthy environment to live in.