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02-25-2007, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by aquabillpers View Post
The line of demarcation between dark and green seems too sharp for it to have been caused by a nutrient deficiency.

Bill

Lack of CO2 can cause exactly that look, its a common sight on java fern in bad CO2 conditions.



Crazy-

If your light is highish, and trying to drive fast growth, and your dosing nutrients, then it has to be CO2.. if you want to do a non-co2 tank, then turn down the lighting and switch to a light dosing schedule. The problems arise when we try to do something in the middle. Good light with no Co2 = nightmares on a stick.


Flora


The only things that happen in an aquarium quickly, are BAD

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235 litre
EI ferts with 2w/g T8 and T5
CO2 Pressurised system with Rhynox 5000
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Download the very useful Nutri-Calc v1.9 EI Dosing Calculator by Quenton

Last edited by Frolicsome_Flora : 02-25-2007 at 07:52 PM.
  
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