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    1st timer set up

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    Finally got the tank set up. It has been about 1 week. All plant seem to be ok except for the monte carlo which seem to be dying. Feel free to comment and input any suggestion.

    Tank Dimensions: 35x21x23 cm
    Lighting: UP Z Series Pro LED
    No. of hours your lights are on : 9hrs
    Substrate: ADA Amazonia

    CO2 Injection Rate: ~1bps
    Type of CO2: Cylinder
    Method of Injection: diffuser

    Other additives: SeaChem Prime

    Age of setup: since 12 Jul 15

    Chemical Properties
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    pH : 6.4
    NH4 (ppm): 2
    NO2 (ppm):0
    NO3 (ppm):5
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    Re: 1st timer set up

    wow! your soil is thick!!
    good for planting...

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    Re: 1st timer set up

    I'm using normal type Amazonia, then add a layer of powder type. By the way, can someone id the reddish plant and the one next to it. Thanks

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    Re: 1st timer set up

    Myriophyllum tuberculatum maybe
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    Re: 1st timer set up

    Just curious on your scape. Any reason for the thick contours? What do you intend to keep?

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    Re: 1st timer set up

    Quote Originally Posted by atwin View Post
    Just curious on your scape. Any reason for the thick contours? What do you intend to keep?
    Well I think most advice from website, youtube or even other hobbyist is to have the soil thinner on the front and thicker at back to create the "depth". But I dont find that interesting.
    What I'm trying to achieve with my scape is to also have sense of flow from the side.
    So just for info front left is about 2.5cm thick and front right is around 8cm thick. Rear left is about 7cm thick and rear right around 8cm.

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    Re: 1st timer set up

    Quote Originally Posted by fai View Post
    Well I think most advice from website, youtube or even other hobbyist is to have the soil thinner on the front and thicker at back to create the "depth". But I dont find that interesting.
    What I'm trying to achieve with my scape is to also have sense of flow from the side.
    So just for info front left is about 2.5cm thick and front right is around 8cm thick. Rear left is about 7cm thick and rear right around 8cm.
    Oh, I see. Very daring scape. Looking forward to the progress.

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