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I'm setting up a new 90 gal discus/planted tank and thought I'd give it
a try rather then the Flourite Red that I have in the other tank. (I've had no problems with the Flourite, just thought I'd try something else.) One thing I have noticed is the massive root growth I've had in comparison to leaves in my old tank. A few more leaves and less roots would make me happy, but perhaps not my plant! 84F, 6.2 ph, 3KH, 55 gallons, 130watts/10-12 hrs, Marineland 350 with Fluval XP2. Thanks! Jim C. |
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Yes I've got it in my 110 planted tank. I am VERY happy with it,
"Jim Conklin" wrote in message nk.net... I'm setting up a new 90 gal discus/planted tank and thought I'd give it a try rather then the Flourite Red that I have in the other tank. (I've had no problems with the Flourite, just thought I'd try something else.) One thing I have noticed is the massive root growth I've had in comparison to leaves in my old tank. A few more leaves and less roots would make me happy, but perhaps not my plant! 84F, 6.2 ph, 3KH, 55 gallons, 130watts/10-12 hrs, Marineland 350 with Fluval XP2. Thanks! Jim C. |
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Jim Conklin wrote:
I'm*setting*up*a*new*90*gal*discus/planted*tank*and*thought*I'd*give it a try rather then the Flourite Red that I have in the other tank.** (I've had no problems with the Flourite, just thought I'd try something else.) I used 20 pounds if EC, mixed with sand, in a 10 gallon tank. After more than a year, I'm still harvesting excess plants :-). I started adding trace elements after I'd had the tank set up for a while and, getting carried away, I recently started adding Excel. If my fish grew this fast, I'd be eating them :-). -- It's turtles, all the way down |
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I have 50/50 Flourite and Eco Complete. I did the mixture for color
and my plants are doing great. Healthy swords, grasses, and crypts should have a much root as leaf. |
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Thanks very much for the help! I've picked it up and I'll give it a try!
Jim C "Larry Blanchard" wrote in message ... Jim Conklin wrote: I'm setting up a new 90 gal discus/planted tank and thought I'd give it a try rather then the Flourite Red that I have in the other tank. (I've had no problems with the Flourite, just thought I'd try something else.) I used 20 pounds if EC, mixed with sand, in a 10 gallon tank. After more than a year, I'm still harvesting excess plants :-). I started adding trace elements after I'd had the tank set up for a while and, getting carried away, I recently started adding Excel. If my fish grew this fast, I'd be eating them :-). -- It's turtles, all the way down |
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