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Pet Help Planted Aquarium V6, a garden inside a glass cube
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gwendoLYN
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Mar 21 2011, 05:16 PM
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hi all, total noob here. i'm planning to buy those small ocean-free aquarium starter kit which is selling at ikano. i'm interested in this aquascaping. i'm planning to put guppies only.
is co2 system necessary for a small tank? will the plants live without the co2. i'm planning to put some small quantities of plants + ada soil.
thanks in advance.
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gwendoLYN
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Mar 22 2011, 11:57 AM
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QUOTE(fongzai92 @ Mar 21 2011, 10:45 PM) Hi ! welcome to the club. there are only some plants can live without co2 supply. example Anubias Nana and Java Fert. in your case, u plan to buy ada soil is just for lower down the pH value. if u intend to plan carpet plant like Japanese Hairgrass, glosso or even HC. forget about it, they are require co2 supply. however you can DIY co2 supply actually. all you need is just about rm10 for the material. 2 packs of sugar, pack of yeast ,few softdrinks bottles and some tubing. ic, ic. noted. thanks. i'll google more on these anubias nana & java fern.
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gwendoLYN
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Mar 23 2011, 12:00 PM
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QUOTE(myvi5949 @ Mar 22 2011, 02:59 PM) or you can do something more interesting..  low tech aquarium.. very cheap very beautiful setup for those who likes el-natural approach.i have one aquarium like this that i setup at my balcony.. the system receive nutrient from natural sunlight. The plants will provide some oxygen and cleans the water efficiently. the fishes looks healthy and i only use one small pump to add aeration and circulation. I use water lilies, umbrella plant and other marsh plants. i dont have the picture right now but here is where i take my inspiration from.. http://www.tuncalik.com/2009/09/biotope-in-my-study/for smaller setup u can search for walstad method.. it uses the same philosophy. wow. ok. walstad method. thanks for the tip. is ADA soil suitable for walstad method or plants like pegaga or kiambang? if suitable, maybe i'll put pegaga plant or kiambang plant. This post has been edited by gwendoLYN: Mar 23 2011, 12:12 PM
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