Treatment advice
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Treatment advice
i'm going to treat my tank for hair algae and the instructions say to remove the carbon filter media. it also says to treat the tank once a week for 4 weeks... i was wondering when i put the filter media back in after i've treated the tank. does it mean i leave the carbon filter media out for 4 weeks?
moo
I have seen that before with products from the UK. No ingredients listed, so there is no way anyone can offer any more advise, or even help in case of emergency.
Do some research and see if you can find out what is really in there.
I googled for a while, and I am not sure I like the looks of their product line-up. Too many products aimed at non-issues, and no real clarity of what the product really is or does.
Do some research and see if you can find out what is really in there.
I googled for a while, and I am not sure I like the looks of their product line-up. Too many products aimed at non-issues, and no real clarity of what the product really is or does.
38 tanks, 2 ponds over 4000 liters of water to keep clean and fresh.
Happy fish keeping!
Happy fish keeping!
get a timer for the lights if you can; your plants and fish will both appreciate the regular light cycle.emi-chan wrote:i dont add fertiliser or anything like that...
i turn the lights on in the tank whenever it get dark enough so thinking about it, since its winter, the lights are on longer, so algae will grow more...i didnt think of that...maybe i'll turn lights off a bit earlier...
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Aquarium plants need a certain balance between fertilizer, CO2 and light. When their needs are not met algae (many species) can move in.
A planted tank is not just as simple as adding plants to a fish tank. The plants need good light (Better than is commonly used over aquariums)
Fertilizer- Fish food can supply a lot of the fertilizers, but not all. And sometimes not in the right ratios for the plants.
CO2 is produced by the fish, but does not linger in the water very well, if there is surface agitation. There are other sources of CO2, such as if you are using soil as the substrate.
A planted tank is not just as simple as adding plants to a fish tank. The plants need good light (Better than is commonly used over aquariums)
Fertilizer- Fish food can supply a lot of the fertilizers, but not all. And sometimes not in the right ratios for the plants.
CO2 is produced by the fish, but does not linger in the water very well, if there is surface agitation. There are other sources of CO2, such as if you are using soil as the substrate.
38 tanks, 2 ponds over 4000 liters of water to keep clean and fresh.
Happy fish keeping!
Happy fish keeping!
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