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Old 23-02-2003, 07:49 PM
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Default 3WPG, injected CO2, small tank plant selection

I'd recommend some of the small sword plants, like the pygmy chain sword.
Instead of growing tall they will get thick and produce numerous runners.
Although it's a difficult plant, Glossostigma elatinoides, will only grow a
couple of inches tall, but will create a beautiful lawn/carpet across the
bottom of your tank. There are also a couple dwarf sagittaria and crypt
species that perhaps someone else can recommend.


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I've decided to put a 55W compact fluorescent light on my 20 Gal long
tank along with CO2 injection. While I'm working on how to go about
all of this I also need some ideas for plants. Most of what people
say about increased light and CO2 is that it promotes rapid growth.
Are there any plants out there that take advantage of high light
levels in other, ways instead of getting real big, real fast? The
tank's not real big, only ~10" from waterline to gravel, so rapid
growth isn't a big need.



 
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