Do hot sun produce enough carbon dioxide for plants in tank?
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^ Nothing as far as i know...
Now as for what the sun does for plants, its back to simple biology; Sunlight helps plants with Photosynthesis...
But also as a heads up, natural sunlight in a planted aquarium will most likely cause a lot of algae growth, since you can't control the lighting periods or intensity of the sun when it hits your tank...
Now as for what the sun does for plants, its back to simple biology; Sunlight helps plants with Photosynthesis...
But also as a heads up, natural sunlight in a planted aquarium will most likely cause a lot of algae growth, since you can't control the lighting periods or intensity of the sun when it hits your tank...
The only thing sunlight does for a planted aquarium is provide the plants with a light source, in which they photosynthesize. Sunlight, does not produce CO2. Additionally, a great deal of direct sunlight, is going to cause immense algae growth.