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Rather than continuing to add CO2 until you get perling, suggest you use the
calculator on the attached.

http://www.csd.net/~cgadd/aqua/art_plant_co2chart.htm

Lots of reasons why even with appropriate co2 you might not get perling.


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Bob Alston
918.494.4913

"Paul" wrote in message
...
Going to add the plants, a piece of driftwood, and co2 from my plants only
tank to my 46g Bow Front with 96 watts of lighting. This should make a
somewhat heavily planted tank. The 46g has 9 zebra Danios, 2 CAE's and a
4"
long Leopard Plec. Would like to know what to watch out for in adding the
Co2. As I seem to have had difficulty in the past in determining the Co2
content I am wanting to start slowly on the Co2 and increasing it slowly
and
checking the pH(normally at 7.6) till I get some pearling. Don't want to
get
a drastic change in anything that might harm the fish. Thanks for any
advise.
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Paul

"You can make it foolproof, but you can't make it Damned foolproof."