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Thanks for the reply, Clive. The powerhead is a Maxijet 600. I am using it on a 20 gallon long. . I attached a piece of CPVC to the outlet, which as you can see is round. I then drilled some holes in it, and capped the end to make a spraybar. Next, I clipped the blades on the Maxijet's...

"...mess with the nitrates"? Not sure what you're asking. If you add potassium phosphate to a tank that is deficient in either potassium or phosphate, this could result in increased utilization of nitrates. But adding potassium phosphate won't directly increase or decrease the concentration of...

http://www.aquaticplantcentral.com/forumapc/aquascaping/57960-pruning-timeline.html IME, this plant just grows too "leggy" and quickly. For this reason, I prefer L. aquatica.

Go to post #14 in this thread: http://gtaaquaria.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12271&page=2

Maybe I'm missing something here? I'm trying to achieve optimal dispersion in a 20 gallon long tank. I have a MaxiJet powerhead with a modified impeller (so as to create a mist) connected to a spraybar, which is mounted along the back wall. When I point the spraybar horizontally, like you...

I like your start. Keep posting pics. Great advice ceg, as always.

Great link; thanks!

Here it is: Tips on the perfect Staurogyne repens carpet | UK Aquatic Plant Society @NanoJames: very useful info you have posted. What would be the issue with leaving the bottom 2 or 3 sets of leaves on the plant before inserting it into the gravel? I find that leaving them intact can help...

I would like to ask what you consider to be the basis for this statement. Is this based on your personal experience, or perhaps one of the PAR charts? As many of us know, perhaps only 10 years ago, to grow HC or L. glandulosa, you *needed* > 3 wpg of light. Now that "high light myth" has been...

I'm getting it as well. "A sneaky URL has been detected in your content. Please check your content and remove anything that might look like a URL"