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Unless you often see your fish at the surface gulping for air ,an airstone isnt necceasary,I use one at night in my tank because there seems to be a need for that reason.I do agree that with low light plants such as the ferns and vals that it wont hurt to use a stone.
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nobody is gulping for air... i just think the bubbles are pretty hahhaha and I know its nice for the fishies :P
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 Originally Posted by shalafi04
nobody is gulping for air... i just think the bubbles are pretty hahhaha and I know its nice for the fishies :P
Then by all means,be nice to your fishys It wont hurt.
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Originally Posted by Minderella83
Digital, what is the trace you are talking about? I am new to this especially plants, I just got 4 plants this weekend.
Trace or Trace Elements are Micro nutrients for plants. It's essentially a type of fertilizer. I use trace elements for my low-tech tank because I happen to have extra from my other higher tech tank. Even though it's not necessarily needed, I do find dosing a little every other day gives my plants a nice little boost.
Trace elements include: Manganese, Zinc, Boron, Nickel, Copper and other traces of things.
I'm currenty using Flourish Trace for my Trace Elements. But there are cheaper alternitives out there like Plantex CSM+B.
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