hi thanks for the great site and information. Sorry if this has been touched on before but I can not find the answer.
I have just set up a 2foot by 18 inch by 2.5 foot high. It has some up aqua soil and I heavily planted. I have a 50w led light over it at the moment with a 90 degree optics over it. I am dosing 5 ml of each solution daily. The light is only on 8 hours a day. I have just set up a DIY co2 system. It is a 2liter bottle and is getting fully dissolved and it is producing 1 bubble per second
Over the past three day I have noticed that there is a fair bit of GSA on the glass and on the Stauro. I have cleaned the glass and that Is alright I can keep cleaning it.
I am wondering about the GSA on the leaves of the Stauro. After looking around the world wide web I can see the people saying that it is a phosphate problem.
How can I adjust/increase the phosphates in my next mix to attempt to stop the GSA. What do I increase the dose of? I am feeding the fish two times a day however all the left over food is being eaten by the hundreds of shrimp in the tank.
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I have just set up a 2foot by 18 inch by 2.5 foot high. It has some up aqua soil and I heavily planted. I have a 50w led light over it at the moment with a 90 degree optics over it. I am dosing 5 ml of each solution daily. The light is only on 8 hours a day. I have just set up a DIY co2 system. It is a 2liter bottle and is getting fully dissolved and it is producing 1 bubble per second
Over the past three day I have noticed that there is a fair bit of GSA on the glass and on the Stauro. I have cleaned the glass and that Is alright I can keep cleaning it.
I am wondering about the GSA on the leaves of the Stauro. After looking around the world wide web I can see the people saying that it is a phosphate problem.
How can I adjust/increase the phosphates in my next mix to attempt to stop the GSA. What do I increase the dose of? I am feeding the fish two times a day however all the left over food is being eaten by the hundreds of shrimp in the tank.
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