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February 3rd 07, 06:01 PM
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Plants
I have enjoyed putting live plants in our 55 gallon aquarium. The aquarium
gets no sunlight though and the plants only seem to last 2-3 months. Luckily we have a 10 gallon tank pretty much right in the sunlight, so I move them to the smaller tank when they get to looking bad and they spring right up in 2 weeks or so and then I move them back. But is there any way I can help keep them alive in the larger tank with no sunlight? Do the lights that say they help plants grow actually work? Thank you, -- Scott Baker Website - http://www.tennis4you.com Tennis Forum - http://tennis4you.com/phpBB2 
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