please provide the information requested in post 7 above, and use English. People here are very willing to help, but it's an English speaking forum.Help me
complete apt3 fertilizer
It is a <"bit strange with ppm TDS">. We actually measure the conductivity (in microS) and this is a measure of all ions (charged particles) in solution. Rather than there being <"an absolute value">, everyone <"will start with a different datum value"> and then you just look for changes. Basically if the TDS value continually rises you need to change more water.How much should the TDS be at?
We've developed <"two different methods for fertiliser management">, that don't rely on water testing.I'm dosing 3 ml a day. I'll run the tests tomorrow.
In addition to what Darrel says above, a good rough guideline to establish a reasonable whereabout of your expected TDS is to add some WC water to a small bucket and add the weekly relative amount of fertilizer and measure the TDS of that. For instance if your tank is 100 L and you change 50 L weekly and add 3 ml of fertilizer per day: Add 5 L of WC water (remineralized RO or tap - whatever you use), add (5/50 * 3 * 7) 2 ml of fertilizer and measure the TDS. Of course this won't account for uptake and unavoidable background waste and fertilizer, but it should give you a pretty good baseline of what your TDS should be around before each water change. If that number comes out at say 150 ppm on your TDS meter, thats what the TDS should be hovering around over time. If you see a gradual uptick (or variation) over time you can be assured that you have a combination of varying tap water TDS (if your using tap), accumulation of fertilizers, decomposed plant/fish/food waste, leaching hardscape/substrate, overfeeding etc. In my own tanks my TDS is rarely outside 10% of my target.How much should the TDS be at?
good evening one question? can i remove the dragon and put it in the bleach to kill the algae?
Yes, but you're going to see an ammonia spike, so you don't want to have livestock in the tank for a while after adding the additional Amazonia.second question can i remove the sand path that i glued and add 3 liters of ada Amazonia version 2 to add plants? or does the maturation start again?
Since the tank is cycled and you already have algae issues, might as well try and be ready for some extra water changes.but even just 3 liters of ada Amazonia 2 does ammonia rise? and how do I put other plants
I'm not sure who you are replying to, but my guess is that you may have too much light right now, if there is so much green algae.but according to you, the wrgb2 60cm on a 80.40.40 aquarium is not enough light?