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Old 01-22-2008, 06:54 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Love it Gary. Your skills are something for me to look forward to achieving.

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This is fantastic. Incredible tank. Such a healthy plants...

Is possible to give us an info regarding the water chemistry (KH, GH, NO3, PO4, Fe, etc...)

In addition just one question, 39W T5HO is approx. 850mm long and your tank is only 60cm?


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This is fantastic. Incredible tank. Such a healthy plants...

Is possible to give us an info regarding the water chemistry (KH, GH, NO3, PO4, Fe, etc...)

In addition just one question, 39W T5HO is approx. 850mm long and your tank is only 60cm?


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PH 6.8 KH 4, Usually, I wouldn't measure the fertilizer level, because it fluctuate time to time, actually, for a tank with such density, I would always supply more than recommend and through water change to adjust. Regarding the tube length, the reply on above may answer your question.
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very nive
how many Seachem Iron do you use ... use it every days?
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how many Seachem Iron do you use ... use it every days?
no fixed dose volume, my dose approach are also different to every tank and every stage, like on before or after prune would be different, if after prune, i would stop fertilizer for few days, because the consumption of liquid fertilizer are lower after prune. but usually I would dose above 5-10ml mixture of step 2 and iron every day.
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Superb.

Can you share some photo technique, please? Post-processing?
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