hello, i already setup my planted tank, i want to add more this product. can i do that ?
467785
Yes you can but rinse it really good before you put it in there. And it's more brown then black, which really bothered me, so Fyi in case you want a certain color substrate. You can definitely add more but rinse it very good or it will make your tank look like crap and clog your filter.
467786
Yes, you can. But it isn't easy. Either rinse the heck out of it (you will be rinsing away quite a few minerals as well, so be aware of that), and lower it in a scoop at a time. Or nearly empty the tank, putting the fish etc. In a bucket. Add product in where you want it, replanting as necessary, then refill. The first is easier, the second better, though difficult with larger tanks.
1639521
Yes, Id recommend adding 1/2tsp per gallon to the water first, then add your nutrients. Finally PH correct if needed as it tends to raise the PH a bit. My plants have stronger branches and tougher leaves after adding this to my hydroponic nutrients.
2238888
I'm not sure if you can go bigger, but I don't know why not... As an alternative, I purchased a second tank, purchased a T connector and run both tanks at the same time. Just adding the second tank was enough to make sure we have all the filtered water we need. We never run out. I'm sure you could add more than one in series. You'd have to weight the costs of a larger tank or adding small tank(s) to the series. Hope this helps.
1585877
I have two for a 125gal. I have it split into three sections. Two for sps with lights and one for nps without lights. The short answer is it might be depending on how you set it up and what you want to grow. If you want to fill most of your tank with sps you will probably want two. I'm very happy with mine.
925128
Put in a bottle & fill your tank 3/4 of the way up. That way you get the improved performance, but only have to buy one bottle. That's what I do as I have a 26 gallon tank.
54584
My plants have have thrived with my double bright LED. My roommate who used to have a planted tank is impress with how the plants are doing. I wouldnt know about the reef capable LED
50751
I'd say not immediately. Think of this stuff as starter soil. Over time you may need to add some fertilizer but my tank has been going strong with no added fert for 6 months.
1522213
Probably be Ok. You can try then add the five or nine gallon tank in-line. Depends on your water used.
50748
It's my understanding that additional fertilizers are not required, however i do use Seachem Flourish Tablets in my tank along with the CaribSea Eco-Complete
1214366
Absolutely! As the previous post states...use it with confidence; plants easily utilize the additional nutrients and it shows.
800460
Yes! Currently growing photosynthetic gorgonian, soft corals and LPS along with a bubble anemone. This is over a 28 gal nano with 1 strip. Planning on getting a second strip just to cover more square footage in the tank.
1959302
You sure can. I added one to mine. Just make sure it is a heater for under a five gallon tank
1785514
The light that comes with it is too weak for any but low-light plants. My tank is by a window, though, and I do use a weekly carbon supplement, Seachem's Flourish Excel. I have anubias, cardamine lyrata, and an unknown vine in there now, and they grow so quickly I am constantly pruning!
687412
I am running mine on a 120 Gal. tank which is also fully planted with no problem. 2 350's on a 75 Gal. would be an overkill in my opinion.
865625
I think so but if you want to know for sure, go ask any planted tank people. There are bunch of forums and web sites talking about it since this sand is pretty well known. I have moss which does not need to be "planted".
490450
I thought I had added product to the right section but didn't notice until you messaged me. I meant to add product to the lights section not the entire tank. I have the two lights for sale not the aquarium. I am very sorry for the misunderstanding.
710159
Yes, but I personally wouldn't do that. LEDs are not perfected for the planted aquarium yet unless you go for the ADA aquarium company which I wouldn't do because of the price. The fluval compact fluorescent that comes with the fluval flora should be perfect. I actually did it on my spec. You need to have a timer and set it for 6 hours or less. That's it don't do eight because algea growth can start and you don't want that. You also will need to do lots of water changes.