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Forum: Lighting

03-10-2013, 08:57 PM

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Newb needs help lighting for new 29 gallon

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Posted By AguaFria

I would say for your first tank you may want to...

I would say for your first tank you may want to skip the CO2 step, especially if you're okay with a tank that grows at a more natural pace (that's one way to put it).
They can look quite nice,...

Forum: Plants

03-10-2013, 05:16 AM

Replies: 14

Madagascar Lace is curling

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Posted By AguaFria

CO2 is always a pain, but I don't think that's...

CO2 is always a pain, but I don't think that's the cause of the problem. Lack of CO2 would stunt growth but wouldn't cause the curling.
I'm going to say the ferts are off.. either too much macro or...

Forum: Tank Journals

03-10-2013, 04:56 AM

Replies: 4

HunterLook's 10G Planted

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Posted By AguaFria

Nice work! Looks trim, and with the stocking it...

Nice work! Looks trim, and with the stocking it looks like it should stay that way. Watch out (I mean, idk your xp), the lace plant needs some healthy (read large) leaf growth to keep on rejuvenating...

Forum: Lighting

02-08-2013, 11:36 PM

Replies: 7

Windowsill lighting

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Posted By AguaFria

Thanks! I live in a sunny locale, so I guess I've...

Thanks! I live in a sunny locale, so I guess I've over-invested in lights. I'll kick them on for a short 'morning wake-up' at 5-8am for the winters, and maybe use them for viewings in the evening.

Forum: Lighting

02-08-2013, 09:06 AM

Replies: 7

Windowsill lighting

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Posted By AguaFria

The window is southern facing.

The window is southern facing.

Forum: Lighting

02-07-2013, 02:00 PM

Replies: 7

Windowsill lighting

Views: 223

Posted By AguaFria

Windowsill lighting

Hiya all,

Put a 30 gallon in a curtained windowsill (which probably cuts down 25% of the light), and I get the long photo-period of the day but at what I assume is low-intensity.

Is the best...

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