Juwel Aquarium Primo 110 LED Einrichtungsbeispiel / Tutorial 

Zum Beispiel bei aquasabi

You can cut them if they are tho long

open.spotify.com/track/1jWL1nnpHQCkRgsT1FGCZr?si=pq4g02mTRFOGa422q2_0XQ Bitte 😀

das Aquarium müsste ohne Anlage sein, das das Aquarium nicht so groß ist und viele Pflanzen vorhanden sind. Der Boden ist auch Optimaler als Kies

@@jan_an765 Ok, Danke für die Info

@Jan_an Wenn man bis zu Ende schaut steht dort 10 Wochen später mit CO2. Daraus kann man schließen das, dass Aquarium an eine CO2 Anlage angeschlossen war. Wahrscheinlich wurde einfach eine Handelsübliche von Jbl verwendet.

Ja man kann bis zu 3 dieser Röhren anbringen

Supremus Rewisus nice 1 want to get one to but i think the filter looks big or does it not look like that in person

Thomas Vanhaaften its not that big of an filter. It might be bigger than some other filters but its an amazing filter!

@@thomasvanhaaften7280 the box is quite big, but it's all-in-one quiet set of pump, filters and heater ;) I have this aquarium and I like it

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Ein feinporiger Filterschwamm, ein Nitrax, ein mit Aktivkohle angereicherter Filterschwamm und Filterwatte( alles von der Firma Juwel).

In black soil

Ich glaub das ist gebrannte tonerde mit vielen Nährstoffen für die pflanzen.

Its pretty bad for plants the spectrum is only white :/

@petra gabetova not really it should work it does for me but plants grows better with a red light to and then less algae. 10 w is low so your plants grow bad and algae takes over instead.you can try add liquid co2 every day and add some fast growing plants that absorb the nitrates/ammonia but algae is often a balance of feeding to much or to many light hours. Maybe u get sunlight on your tank?

No need for nutrients in the soil. All nutrients are transferred to the plants through the water. Roots are mainly (most plants any ways) only for holding the plants in the soil. The major nutrients you need is C, coal. Without coal, the plants can't grow. And the main way to add is with CO2. Most (all) other ways are usually to small to give fast growing plants enough nutrients. Then you need PMDD nutrients (original "Poor Man's Dupla Drops", but now called "Poor Mans Dosing Drops"), which is a mixture of three different salts, that is also used in different mixes by farmers. They are called major nutrients, because plants have high demands of them. Those are these (with proportions) KNO3 (35 ml) KH2PO4 (3 ml) and some mixture of minor nutrients called NutriSI (10 ml) (used by like strawberry farmers). You can mix each one in three DIFFERENT 0.5 l plastic soda bottles, and top with water (I uses 1.5 l and triple the nutrient salts in the water). You should not mix the nutrients in one bottle. Store in room temperature, and NutriSi dark and above +4 C. Each time you change 25%-50% of the water (once a week or maybe each second week) you add 10 ml per 100 l aquarium water (no, it doesn't depend on how much water you change, always the same mixture). This is absolutely needed if you add CO2 and lots of light to the aquarium for the plants (no plant light, that is coloured to make plants look nice, not give them maximum light). But if not, it is good for plants any ways. No, you should not use ground plant nutritions, as the mixture between the major nutritions are wrong.

Es liegt daran das am Anfang noch lauter Luft im Filtermaterial war die erstmals rausgespühlt werden musste

Vielleicht hat er keine. Ich habe sowas auch nicht weil überflüssig. Meine Pflanzen gedeihen auch ohne.