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Good indicators for the affect of natural/ambient light thenRotala rotundifolia varieties are the most flexible aquarium plants
Good indicators for the affect of natural/ambient light thenRotala rotundifolia varieties are the most flexible aquarium plants
Why do you run co2 24/7? What do you think the benefits are and would happen if you didn't?I run 24/7 co2 in all my tanks, they all get natural light, one is even outside, they all do great with this method. All my fish and shrimp seem happy never had any problems with them gasping, 24/7 co2 at a low rate is worth a try if you have lots of natural light hitting the tanks.
I stand by this method, i have basically no algae in all tanks, even the tank outside (picture below, its way overgrown) has no real visible algae .
IMG_0847 by Colm Doyle, on Flickr
This is early this morning, it's quite overcast today so let's see how it changes....Not sure how viable the difference is but I'll post another in the morning to show the affect of natural/ambient lighting.
This is only a 3" cutting though. View attachment 113153
Why do you run co2 24/7? What do you think the benefits are and would happen if you didn't?
So here it is again, perhaps it is just a coincidence the AR mini is also reaching in the same direction as the natural light too lolThis is early this morning, it's quite overcast today so let's see how it changes....View attachment 113161