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Another great video matt very helpful, we have made our new aquascape a platy mountain similar to yours we are 5 weeks in and we have now added the fish so far so good, thank you for all the great videos it helps us newbies a lot :)
Thx Again. I tried red plants without co2 but no succes. I’m now growing one on the side. It grows very very slowly on substrate, relative strong light and no co2 and stays small very dark red, almost black. Lets wait and see what happens in 1 or 2 months.
Thank you! I use very little ferts in this tank. I started only after 4 months (because of very rich substrate). And I was using Seachem Flourish, but still not that often.
I don't. It has to run 24/7 because of the pressure. But surface agitation is enough for the levels to not raise above dangerous levels (I have drop checker to measure). If CO2 levels are getting bit high - you can always turn ON simple air stone to run at night and the problem goes away.
Yes, correct :) But CO2 will help a lot with plant growth and health (mostly density). Low nitrates doesn't mean zero nitrates and we want to be sure that it will be consumed by plants before algae will even show up. This is why I try to use CO2 when I can. Of course it all depends on personal preference and plants type.
ugh every vid i watch with red plants is saying to use co2..i would rather have my wizdom teeth surgicaly placed back in and removed a week later with an ice pick that start down the whole co2 rabbit hole...
