How to get rid of phosphate and nitrate

[nanaglen2001]

in a slightly different way:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:

All what you need are some stems of

"Epipremnum aureum"

and a spot where you can put it into your tank.

When the cut off ends of the plants are in the water for some days, the roots start to grow, and the plant can live in your tank, as if kept in Hydroculture.

Believe me, it wont take long and you need to fertilize cause your Nitrate and Phosphate will be Zero

Here is my setup

[Drumachine09]

Cool! It doubles as a house/aquatic plant!

[Matsya]

in a slightly different way:hmm3grin2orange: :hmm3grin2orange:

All what you need are some stems of

"Epipremnum aureum"

and a spot where you can put it into your tank.

When the cut off ends of the plants are in the water for some days, the roots start to grow, and the plant can live in your tank, as if kept in Hydroculture.

Believe me, it wont take long and you need to fertilize cause your Nitrate and Phosphate will be Zero

Here is my setup

Hi there
I have a small goldfish pond, and a good supply of Epipremnum aureum at home, and I was wondering if it would be safe to use Epipremnum aureum with them as goldfish eat plants too.

(I know this is a old thread but...)