I see the light!

You shouldn't as long as you've done the research (proper CO2 levels,
nutrients, etc.). It really is that simple.

--
Craig Brye
University of Phoenix Online

"Nitesbane" wrote in message
news:7%B6d.2707$va.1173@trndny03...
I'll be upgrading the lighting on a 55 gallon planted tank soon from the
"standard" hood that came with it (equates to about .8 wpg) to PC
flourescents (just a little over 2 wpg). Should I expect a huge algae
bloom
at first? Right now the only algae I have is a little bit of very short
green fuzz. Are my crypts (lucens and lutea) going to melt...again...?

Will 2 bottles of DIY CO2 be enough for this tank, or should I add a
third?
Are there web pages about upgrading your lights that I'm missing?

On 2004-09-30, Craig Brye wrote:
You shouldn't as long as you've done the research (proper CO2 levels,
nutrients, etc.). It really is that simple.

I agree - a little over 2wpg isn't a ridiculous amount of light or
anything. CO2 will help, but you could probably get away relatively
unscathed without it. Just watch that you don't over-fertilize. In the
2wpg range that'll do it every time!



--
Ross Vandegrift


"The good Christian should beware of mathematicians, and all those who
make empty prophecies. The danger already exists that the mathematicians
have made a covenant with the devil to darken the spirit and to confine
man in the bonds of Hell."
--St. Augustine, De Genesi ad Litteram, Book II, xviii, 37