mikeadelle
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I have a tank which is two years old, but the question that alway come back to haunt me is which of my plants really need co2. I have at present the Carbo plus co2 system which I'm not to sure about its worth in my tank which is a big tank, 42*15*24 the fitler system is a three foot sump, but my feeling is that a little co2 is probably better than none at all.
The plants I have at present and which seem to be doing well apart from a little dark algae on the Echinodorus Bleheri. So my question is which plants are the best to buy if your tank has little of no co2.
The plants I have at present are: Hygrophila Corymbosa "Siamensis." Echinodrus Bleheri. Bacopa Caroliniana. There are also Java Fern and moss balls.
The plants I have at present and which seem to be doing well apart from a little dark algae on the Echinodorus Bleheri. So my question is which plants are the best to buy if your tank has little of no co2.
The plants I have at present are: Hygrophila Corymbosa "Siamensis." Echinodrus Bleheri. Bacopa Caroliniana. There are also Java Fern and moss balls.
