Wet Dry & CO2

[ar0wan]

some pixx

 

[schaadrak]

Sweet. I like the "jungle" look. The only thing I would change is the purple heart. Not an aquatic plant, so it's not going to do very well in there unless the leaves are exposed to the air.

 

[ar0wan]

lol you guys shour know your stuffs. It's in there just for looks, I hope it's not poisonous cause the turtle likes to eat it!

 

[schaadrak]

While Wandering Jew is non-toxic and generally considered safe for human consumption, it is also exceedingly bland. Wandering Jew has applications as a livestock and poultry feed as it is fast-growing, resilient to disease, and tolerates shade.

It's used as poultry feed and turtles taste like chicken so he should be safe, right?

 

[ar0wan]

water +
light +
CO2 =

 

[gotpiranha?]

Looks really good.

 

[ar0wan]

Naow converted to my Anubius nursery and Bichir grow out
phone pix not as good as that digicam yada yada
(note water is clear)

/enjoys

 

[chonhzilla]

I have pulled my retired 40gal salt out of the garage and set it up as a planted tank. The system has been running for about 5months on an overflow under tank Wet Dry trickle filter with the intent being to speed up nitrate production. I have been using a DIY CO2 system for the past few months and based on my water tests, have been completely unsucessful at increasing CO2 levels. Soo my question is, with a wet dry filter am I wasting my time trying to inject CO2?

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=344180

 

[jcardona1]

http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=344180

haha yup! my tank is proof that co2 can be used with a sump, if you do it the right way