Yeah... I'm not claiming to be an expert, but I've done "a ton" of research
as I have kept aquatic plants for several years now. I've always heard/read
about red plants requiring more light. It's also been my experience that
red plants I've kept in the past (such as Diandra and E. Rubin) have always
faltered when the lighting wasn't strong enough (while other plants were
able to prosper).

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Craig Brye
University of Phoenix Online

"RedForeman ©®" wrote in message
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|| Why does the vast majority of the people in the industry claim red
|| plants need more light?
||
|| I'm not disagreeing with you, but merely wondering why 95% of most
|| people think red plants need more light?
||
|| Even the so called "plant bible" (Kasselmann book) claims red plants
|| need more light to prosper.
||
|| Just wondering...
||
|| Thanks,
||
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|| Craig Brye
|| University of Phoenix Online

So I'm not the only one who's heard that....

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