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from the plan and algae growth
You can use equipment to measure CO2 lever, recomended level is around 30ppm. Light on the other hand is abit tricky, because it is depend on the plants. Some plant need high light where others don't.
Hi All,
Been running my tank for a week now and seem like some plants are doing ok and some are growing quite well. My question is how do i know that my tank is getting the optimum level of CO2 and Lighting? Thanks!
from the plan and algae growth
You can use equipment to measure CO2 lever, recomended level is around 30ppm. Light on the other hand is abit tricky, because it is depend on the plants. Some plant need high light where others don't.
newbie question...
what is p...... per minutes? how to measure?
Originally Posted by jimsuy
parts per million... you need a drop checker to get this reading if i am not wrong... (Wikipedia can explain more about this ppm thingy)
thanks Shadow... but i see some plants clumped up for a certain period of time when lights are on... what does this mean?
okies... tanx...
normal, some species like rotala, will do that. It will opened up during day time.
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