Reply With QuoteAdd another layer of soil on top of your current one or you can use hose siphoned top layer and replace with a new layer soil.
I have a planted tank that is over 3 years old. The base fertilizer that was put in has, I think become neutral. I have been adding root monsters and dosing liquid ferts on a monthly basis. The plants don't look healthy at the moment and I am suspecting that they are not getting enough nutrients.
What should I do with my tank? Is it time for a complete overhaul or is it salavage-able? Thanks in advance.
- 3ft x 1ft x 1ft planted with assorted.
- 30cm x 20cm x 20cm nano for Sakuras, low grade CRS/BDS .
- 15cm cube Bumblebee goby biotope
- 15cm cube in office (Sep 10) [Decommed]
My interest has wandered! Do U?
Add another layer of soil on top of your current one or you can use hose siphoned top layer and replace with a new layer soil.
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I suggest to change to Estimate Index way of dossingOriginally Posted by stelim
My interest has wandered! Do U?
Yes, EI method is another method to go.
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A Journey Of A Thousand Miles Begins With A Single Step
May I know what is this "EI method"?
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Estimative Index
...It's a fertilization method for planted tanks by Tom Barr aka plantbrain
...I love rubies too ...
Ken
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