lol its a example lolewurm;3371465; said:Nova Extreme. Cost me $80. The idiots put an actinic bulb in the Freshwater set up. Have to fix that tomorrow. Also, I can't keep swordplants because the loaches eat them.
it really depends on the plants someone wants to keep and the type of lighting. the lighting he has is plenty for the plants he wants.toolbox31;3371485; said:That sounds like a good amount of light. I heard that you want 2 to 3 watts per gallon. Not sure how accurate that is but I think the plants you've selected are not that light demanding, should work nicely.
hopefully it wont be too much light and create algae growth since they are low light plants.but advise is either monitor your nutrient ratios carefully or make sure your tanks is planted enough to eat up all the nutrients.ewurm;3371362; said:I just picked up a T5 HO setup. I want to have Anubias, Java Fern, and cryptocorynes to start. My regualr T5's weren't cutting it. I'm going from 28 to 98 watts on a 55. I dose with Iron and Potassium weekly. Thoughts?
sostoudt;3371527; said:hopefully it wont be too much light and create algae growth since they are low light plants.but advise is either monitor your nutrient ratios carefully or make sure your tanks is planted enough to eat up all the nutrients.
but yea your werent gonna grow anything really with 28 watts.
mgamer20o0;3371518; said:lol its a example lol
it really depends on the plants someone wants to keep and the type of lighting. the lighting he has is plenty for the plants he wants.