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aquarium salt in a planted tank...
Good morning, and first of all, happy new year to everyone!
I have a quick question: How much aquarium salt is acceptable to plants? If my fish have a mild case of ich, i usually like to treat it with aquarium salt (usually about 1 tsp for every 15gal) I am leary about using aquarium salt on my tank since it is heavily planted, but I am not really sure how salt interacts with plants... Any ideas? Also, just out of curiousity, what happens if the co2 levels in your aquarium reach a little over 40 ppm? I was avobe 40ppm a few days ago, and i think it was stressing my fish out, but i brought it back down. (right now its about 15ppm) |
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aquarium salt in a planted tank...
I have a quick question: How much aquarium salt is acceptable to plants?
It depends on the plants. Some don't like salt at all, some will grow okay even in a brackish tank. I have to say, my treatment of choice for ich in a planted tank is QuickCure or Rid-Ich (something with a mix of malachite green and formalin). Plants don't mind this at all, and it's very effective. Leigh http://www.fortunecity.com/lavender/halloween/881/ |
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