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Creating a successfully planted aquarium requires lots of planning, creativity and, most of all, understanding what aquatic plants need. Many aquarists can fail to achieve their goal by assuming the pressurized co2 system is only for larger aquariums. CO2 injection is something to consider for any planted aquarium. We hope you find this article helpful while learning how to set up your first aquarium co2 setup.
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One downside of having no Carbon dioxide supplementation is it allows very little error. A slight increase in the intensity of the lighting can definitely affect optimal plant growth given that there is a very limited supply of Carbon dioxide in the water column. Having no Carbon dioxide supplement in the planted aquariums does not mean that the plants are not using CO2.
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All plants require Carbon Dioxide. Some plants may require it more than others but they all require it nonetheless. This is the primary reason why we use Carbon Dioxide supplementation in our planted aquariums.
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The ability and the knowledge to control whatever is put in your planted tanks is the most important aspect of this hobby. Light when not regulated properly will cause a ton of problems. Flow when too strong or...
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People looking to get a Carbon Dioxide system for their planted tank seem to be hesitant for a number of reasons. The main reason would be fear of overdosing the tank and killing the fish. With proper knowledge though that fear will slowly be replaced with understanding and confidence.
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