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Hi ken,
What do you mean by leak check.
I'm keeping them too, rarely seen them melt, but I keep in mid to high tech/lighting setup with co2.
Oh, I also do emerse pots for them.
Hi,
I am wandering if anyone had experience on this.
Staurogyne reopens seems to be very dependent on CO2 in my 4 ft tank.
In between when I am changing tank and don't go well with the leak check and caused delay, it seems to melt very fast.
ken
Hi ken,
What do you mean by leak check.
I'm keeping them too, rarely seen them melt, but I keep in mid to high tech/lighting setup with co2.
Oh, I also do emerse pots for them.
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Sorry I meant when I refill the CO2 tank, normally do the leak check and a lot of times it will leak and that cause delay.
In between this, they will melt.
From my experience, its more dependent on the light intensity, rather than CO2.
I have some in my 1.5ft CO2 high light.
WHen i take my CO2 off for a 2 to 3 days, it does not melt. (my HC does...)
Don't know why mine behaves like this.
Now all leaves dropped, left a little.
Now CO2 up, hopefully they flourish again
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