Reply With QuoteI have 144W for 3 x 2 x 2 tank. Is it too high?
Just wonder if temperature is cold, does high intensity kills the moss?
My erect moss got problem with the light and it refused to grow.
I have 144W for 3 x 2 x 2 tank. Is it too high?
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i have 220 for 3x1.5x1.5...so what do you think??
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IMHO, temperature plays more important role. My moss really fail to grow when the temperature is near 30, although I dose fertilizer once every 2 days and high CO2.
Hi shaman,
Erect moss in particular needs high lighting.
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What kind of fertilizer are we talking about here then? How much are you dosing? CO2, how high is high? How consistent is it? Just moss and nothing else in the tank? Is the plant biomass high?Originally Posted by shaman
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Peter Gwee
I was using Ferka. I press 2 times into the tank every 2 days. CO2 is 1 bubbles per sec for 1 feet cube tank. There's 1 oto and 1 whiptail pleco and about 60 shrimps
Ferka has a wide range of fertilizers. Are you talking about Aquatilizer? You would need some source of NO3 and PO4 along with the traces (likely the one you are dosing). 1bps doesn't tell me much...you will need some pH/KH readings to determine the CO2 level.
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Peter Gwee
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