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Old 23-08-2003, 12:12 AM
Dan Norgard
 
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Default What's the trick with cabomba?

I have 40w on my 29gal. and my Cabomba grows fine.
Dan
"Jim Seidman" wrote in message
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LeighMo ) writes:
It's almost certainly that you don't have enough light. Cabomba

really
requires a well-lit tank.


That hasn't been my experience. My Cabomba actually grows bushier in

my
moderate-light tank, probably because it grows slower.


The original poster has 30W on a 15g, which sounds like pretty low
light to me. I don't know what kind of lighting is on your
"moderate-light" tank, but I suspect that it's much better-lit than
that.

Unfortunately, I don't know of any measurement that's both easy and
accurate for describing the light level in a tank. So your
moderate-light might be something that I would call a high-light.
Someone needs to mass-produce cheap underwater light meters to resolve
the problem. :-)

- Jim


 
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