a.aurel
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very nice
Nope its eriocaulon setaceum.Hi, 180l tank is stunning, light is not so high for this plant, a lot PO4 and their look fantastic.
I was not able to recognise this plant (syngonanthus?):
I Hope You will success in contest.
Thanks but, this is not looks like "ordinary" E. Satecum but more like Eriocaulon setaceum ''kimberly'.Nope its eriocaulon setaceum.
I know that before i post it to Aga contest.This is a great tank. It kinda highlights what is wrong at AGA these days. I was sorry to hear they wanted to do a Dutch Category by the ‘rules’. This tank should rate much higher but they really don’t have a place for this anymore. (sorry if this is too editorial)
How you know that my co2 is high?Beautiful aquariums. Question: your CO2 is quite high on your Dutch tank. How do you improve oxygenation for your fish?
Haha ok i dont know , i believe thath is satecum.Thanks but, this is not looks like "ordinary" E. Satecum but more like Eriocaulon setaceum ''kimberly'.
This first one is bigger dimensions, but I can be wrong.
http://www.tbs-aqua.com/encyclopaedia/plant?plantID=773
Nice healthy plant.
How you know that my co2 is high?
I agree with that, I also follow this...I done what i like , and not follow rules...
Yes it looks like (but this is simple to small for ordinary E.Satecum I know about dif. conditions but it is Even bigger then T. Sp. 'Belem', my E.Satecum was like this:Haha ok i dont know , i believe thath is satecum.
In Shrimp tanks without co2 i have ph 6.2-6.4, in 180 lt the substrate is dirty , so it drop the ph , it help a lot and the low kh 2-3.Well, since your pH is below 6 I assume you're injecting quite a lot
I agree with that, I also follow this...
Yes it looks like (but this is simple to small for ordinary E.Satecum I know about dif. conditions but it is Even bigger then T. Sp. 'Belem', my E.Satecum was like this:
Sorry for so many question about one plan but, It looks fantastic.
PS
I found also Eriocaulon sp. ''sao benedito''
http://www.tbs-aqua.com/encyclopaedia/plant?plantID=928
I do not understood origin of the name, but "sao bandito" it is cool name for plant "And this are my benditos!" hahaha
Cheers
Ok, I will try itI keep it small, cut and replant.
The Dutch tank does it for me, looks amazing, something to emulate here.The dutch
Waiting some plants to grow after cut them.
Temp rise , at 29c...
ps I don't suppose you have got a plant list for the dutch tank?
Cheers,
Steve