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    Low Light Planted Tank Nov2004-Apr2008

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    Hello everybody

    This is a evolution of my 200L planted tank.

    November 2004
    The begining 3 x 20W lamps.


    January 2005
    Adding Eco Complete.




    October 2005
    Definitely Low Light, only 30W. End of Tenellus carpet.




    January 2006



    February 2006


    May 2006



    June 2006
    Whitout Valisnerias background



    August 2006
    Windelovs windelovs windelovs




    October 2006
    Windelovs whitout control


    December 2006
    Cut




    No pictures in 2007, becuse I was very busy in other projects.

    April 2008
    A little bit confuse and dirt, but still cool.








    This tank are finished. I will start a new 400L Low light tank if a diferent style.
    I will show us soon.

    Sorry about my english

    André

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    Wow. The anubius and ferns really settled in well.

    ck

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    beautiful pics and what a patience you have to maintain the scape for a long time. the microsorium and anubias are growing nicely overtime. it's amazing thikning that you only have 30 watts of lighting.
    Certainly take the advice of others but always, always be yourself - Eric Cantona
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    I personally think the tank benefitted from the low 30W light... keeping it slow and steady. And the Anubias just thrive so well! Good work!

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    hi andre,
    do you mine posting your maintenace routine, equipement as well.
    Thanks.

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    Wow. Four years in the making. Good job!

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    Wow, really inspirational for low light setups! Yes, please share your filtration, substrate, CO2, fertilisation routine, etc. Thanks!

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    Thank you fellows,

    This is the setup:

    Tank: 200L 100x50x40 cm
    Lightning: 1 lamp 30W Azoo super-light 10h/day
    Filtration: Fluval 404
    Substrate: 3mm "mineiro" gravel + Laterite (kind of brute Fe)+ Azoo Micro nutrients, covered with Eco-planted Sea Caribean
    CO2 injection: 1buble/sec into a Fluval canister
    Water change: 30% 1/week
    No liquid fertilisation.
    Plants:
    In woods - Anubias nana, microsorum widelov, microsorum narrow leaf, java moss.
    Between woods - Cryptocorine beckti, cryptocorine balansae, cryptocorine pontederiifolia, ninphea rubra (shadow for anubias).
    Background - (only in the first year) Valisneria spiralis, Valisnerea Gigantea
    Sides - tenellus tenellus.
    Fishes an Invertebrates: Otocinclus affinis, 6 Neritinas Zebra (Puperita pupa), Caridinas Japônicas, Hyphessobrycon amandae (for 2 years) and Hyphessobrycon herbertaxelrodi.
    When the amandaes dead I include: Hyphessobrycon haraldschultzi an White fin tetra.

    I belive at all...

    Soon I will post my new 400L Low Light Tank.

    Thank you again.

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