Moving plants
Hi all.
I am moving to a new address and I am wondering what would be the most cost effective way to go about it. I have 190L tank full of plants and no fish (used to have heaps of fish though 2 months ago). It has a bit of an algae problem ie. hair algae (I suspect the iron levels are too high 0.25pmm+). The tank has been going for about 18 months. It has substrate heating and Dupla substrate fertiliser. I am wondering whether to wash the gravel clean and buy new bag of fertiliser (Dupla costs a fair bit) OR to reuse the substrate I have but top it up with 1-2cm of finer gravel so that the nutrients don't leak into the water column? Which would be the better option? Also should I keep the plants with hair algae on them or throw them out and buy new ones which will hopefully be hair algae free. Once I set up the tank I am planning to get 4-6 SAEs to help to keep the algae at bay. Any advice appreciated. |
Moving plants
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