Victorious water parameters

**ahyann** · 19th Jul 2006, 19:01

Every planted bro. please list ur dream/real/wanted/achiving water parameters here and discuss

**SmallFish** · 20th Jul 2006, 10:21

My dream water parameters ....

=== >>> pH ?, kH ?, temp ?, dH ?, NO3 ?, .......

SIMPLY NO NEED TO BOTHER but yet FAUNA n FLORA are growing damn HEALTHY.

**bclee** · 20th Jul 2006, 11:15

... err... I don't dream about water parameters.

I simply use water out of the tap... add a pinch of KNO3... that's about it.

BC

**ahyann** · 20th Jul 2006, 17:39

meaning experience planter can do watever they want, when ever they like!

ROck ON!

**grey_fox** · 20th Jul 2006, 17:43

I still don't quite get the question posed here.

Originally Posted by ahyann

please list ur dream/real/wanted/achiving (this i don't get.. what's a dream water parameter like?) water parameters here and discuss

Originally Posted by ahyann

meaning experience planter can do watever they want (do what?), when ever they like!

ROck ON!

....

**ahyann** · 20th Jul 2006, 17:53

[QUOTE=grey_fox]I still don't quite get the question posed here.

Smallfish said : My dream water parameters ....

=== >>> pH ?, kH ?, temp ?, dH ?, NO3 ?, .......

i say we plant wat we want where we want n when we want!

**bclee** · 21st Jul 2006, 09:17

It is not so much about experience... there is no one set of "ideal" water parameter. Plants/critters adapt to conditions... just learn their needs and provide them.

BC

PS: Your "

" smiley seems to look like you are picking a fight... please be a little careful as this is a public forum and misunderstanding can easily happen.

**grey_fox** · 21st Jul 2006, 11:21

I think I'll just boycott this thread, its not making much sense to me.

**ahyann** · 21st Jul 2006, 12:37

Originally Posted by bclee

It is not so much about experience... there is no one set of "ideal" water parameter. Plants/critters adapt to conditions... just learn their needs and provide them.

BC

PS: Your "

" smiley seems to look like you are picking a fight... please be a little careful as this is a public forum and misunderstanding can easily happen.

thanks for ur info i thought theres like a 'ideal'/'followed'/'best' water parameter

ps: lighten up dude as u said this is a public forum so dun mind me talking like a fool, ROcK oN!

**ahyann** · 21st Jul 2006, 12:39

Originally Posted by grey_fox

I think I'll just boycott this thread, its not making much sense to me.

well... life is like a box of chocolate

**Plantbrain** · 21st Jul 2006, 13:26

Originally Posted by ahyann

thanks for ur info i thought theres like a 'ideal'/'followed'/'best' water parameter

ps: lighten up dude as u said this is a public forum so dun mind me talking like a fool, ROcK oN!

You can read my site if you wish, it'll likely give a range of parameters.
I'm pretty sure that was what you wanted to know, the ideal ranges for plant growth.

I'll tell you this, though.......

Watch the plants, they are more important as a rule.
SG water is pretty good over all, this group can tell you what specific issue they have in SG and what works well.

CO2 is perhaps the most testy issue and parameter.

95% of all algae/plant growth related issues are CO2 related.

Regards,
Tom Barr
Regards,
Tom Barr

**vinz** · 24th Jul 2006, 10:02

Originally Posted by ahyann

thanks for ur info i thought theres like a 'ideal'/'followed'/'best' water parameter

ps: lighten up dude as u said this is a public forum so dun mind me talking like a fool, ROcK oN!

This is a public forum for the discussion of the aquarium hobby and to make friends with similar interests. For the enjoyment of the members who come here for those reasons, the moderators take their job seriously in keeping the peace within the forum. Where necessary, we will take the necessary action against disruptive members.

BC was simply doing his job by giving you feedback about how you might be coming across to the rest of the forum members.

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