What kind of plants could I grow with this in a 10 gallon 21"L x 10"W x 12" H tank?
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Any low toMedium light plant, anubias, Java fern, wysteria, swords, bacopa, ect
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I really don't know for sure, probably anything low light. Because the led light does not give off uv rays. I believe most plants require a little uv light. Also I found that without uv rays from a flouresant light you will end up dealing with brown algea.
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I wouldn't use anything larger than a 10 gallon tank (standard size for a BBQ). I use a 5 gallon and it works fine...I still have more than half a tank left from the summer and I use the stove in my summer kitchen for things like canning and cooking so our house stays cooler.
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No you can not. The picture is on the plastic. If you add some plants in the tank, it actually looks really nice.
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You would use a store bought potting mix and plant in that..I use mine for hydroponic tomatoes ..indoors.
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I have two over a 20 gallon long. I have two red bubble tip anemones and one green bubble tip anenome. All are healthy and vibrant in color.
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Yes it would. I have mine on a 10 gallon tank and the plants are doing great. I have several different types, vals, sprites, banana plants, java fern and crypts. I used it before this tank on a 6 gallon deep tank and it made the plants go nuts in it. I really like the Finnex lights, we have several, Just got a ray plant one for our 125 gal tank to go with a finnex ray II, and it looks so nice, the plants are taking off and their is so much more room on top now since we got rid of the big ol bulky T5 and T8's. Good luch!
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Quality OK. What are you planting? Too small for many/most vegetables in my experience.
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If you are growing "easy" low demand aquarium plants you will be fine. I also use FLOURISH with good results. If you are growing water lillys you cant feed them enough so you will have to add fertilizer spikes
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I have mine in a 75 gallon and it takes up a lot of corner space. I think for a 10 gallon it would be to big and to powerful.
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I am sorry but I am not sure...I have the smallest one for my 10-gallon tank.
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The 16" would fit on rim of the tank. If using a glass top the 12" would work however, plants would need to be directly under the light and only lower light plants like crypts,Anubias or mosses would thrive. If wanting red plants or a variety without wondering if you have enough PAR, I'd go with the finnex planted plus. I use both on a single 10gal.
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If its gonna stay mostly stationary, you should get a 20 gallon or so. You can still get one that size in the same price range
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1 bag gave me the perfect amount for a 10 gallon (3" deep spread evenly). Personally I would go for about 5, especially if you have live plants, but that is just my opinion.
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The shelves are not big enough for taller plants. Short plants in smaller pots will work okay.
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Anything that is shorter than 10-12 inches should be okay such as herbs, lettuces, dwarf tomato plants and trimmed pepper plants.
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prob too big for a three gallon... a smaller light perhaps?? The blue light on these are really pretty... you could always go for a 10 gallon :) mine works perfectly with that size!
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I would say no; I ended up purchasing another bag. If you plan on having plants, you'll need more flourite to mound around them. My tank is 20 gallons and I needed two, so at least two for sure!