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On Sat, 23 Sep 2006 23:49:45 +0100, Nikki Casali
wrote: Pete wrote: I still loose a little CO2, but that's probably because I drive them quite hard at around 8 bubbles/sec. This gets my pH down from around 7.2ish to 6.2ish within an hour of the lights coming on. 1pH? That's quite a CO2 loss. My tanks stay at the same level during the night after the CO2 cuts out. I think that's because my plants produce just enough CO2 to counterbalance the loss that occurs through surface agitation. I have very little agitation happening at the water surface though. How do you count 8 bubbles per second? My brain just don't work that fast! Nikki Just checked the pH prior to the lights coming on - it was 6.4, so it's only dropping by about .3 during lights-out (no CO2) Pete |
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