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10-12 nplants is not alot @ all all of the plants you have chosen are
slow growers. Yes you will probably need a glass cover I say start with 10 hours since these are slow growers Marcus http://www.aquatic-store.com/ Co2 tanks on sale Power compact bulbs and MH the lowest on the net Eheim PRO II 2026 $143 Co2 regulator and bubble counter with needle valve $75 FORUM http://aquatic.yupapa.com/phpbb/index.php On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 20:14:32 GMT, "E.Otter" wrote: I'm thinking of using a 55watt 21" long compact fluorescent light over my 29g (30L x 12wide x 18high ) tank. The distance between the bottom of the light and the hood would be about 1 inche. The distance between the light and the water line would be 3 inches. I would like to plant Java ferns, Java moss, Anubias barteri, and crinium thianum... maybe 10 - 12 plants initially. A couple questions. Would 10-12 plants be considered a lot of plants for this size tank? Would the amount of heat produced by the compact fluorescent light require changing from a plastic tank cover to a glass tank cover? Would this be too little, too much, or just enough light? I would like to maintain an 11-12 hour light cycle. |
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