faizal
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I am planning on using amazonia for my new co2 injected tank. The thing is ,...i keep reading how the powder type is ideal for planting foreground plants like staurogynes, HC etc. The smaller grain size apparently helps to keep the plants rooted too.
Most people add the regular aqua soil at the bottom and then top it off with the powder type over it. I suspect that this might work against me ( at my level) when I start uprooting & replanting stuffs,..as i don't want the layers to get mixed up & start looking unsightly.
When I asked a local ADA agent here if i could just use the powder type alone, he told me that i might have issues with my stems getting uprooted easily. He also told me that the powder type might get compacted if the substrate is too deep.
I am planning on a substrate height of 4 - 4.5 inches at most at the rear of the tank. I'd highly appreciate any inputs from my UKAPS family.🙂
Most people add the regular aqua soil at the bottom and then top it off with the powder type over it. I suspect that this might work against me ( at my level) when I start uprooting & replanting stuffs,..as i don't want the layers to get mixed up & start looking unsightly.
When I asked a local ADA agent here if i could just use the powder type alone, he told me that i might have issues with my stems getting uprooted easily. He also told me that the powder type might get compacted if the substrate is too deep.
I am planning on a substrate height of 4 - 4.5 inches at most at the rear of the tank. I'd highly appreciate any inputs from my UKAPS family.🙂