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Hello,
I've just brought my Ponders in for the winter and I'm wondering about adding some plants for them. I had intended to get the plants going first, but the Heron accelerated the move. I've read various posts on plants, algae, goldfish, lighting, etc. I gather something around 2 watts per gallon (fluorescent) should be OK for most plants, but what about the fish? I understand that Goldfish could care less about the light, other than giving them a light/dark cycle. I know that I should try to have multiple lights and gradually increase the illumination (simulated dawn), but is 2 watts per gallon still going to freak them out? I'd also like to put some of my water hyacinth on the tank, would this be enough light? |
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