What to do in case of brush algae?
Hello, the following approach is effective in the long run:regulate the ratio betwen nitrate and phosphate in a way that the plants are just sufficiently provided with nitrogen and...
Show complete answerHello, the following approach is effective in the long run:regulate the ratio betwen nitrate and phosphate in a way that the plants are just sufficiently provided with nitrogen and...
Show complete answerHello, reducing the nitrite value is of course good, since nitrite is very toxic for fish. However, it has nothing to do with algae growth. As an immediate measure, you can bind the...
Show complete answerHello, if it is really caused by lacking minerals, sera florena (liquid) is recommended for stem plants, sera florenette (tablets) for plants with strong roots such as Echinodorus sp...
Show complete answerHello, sera siporax Professional or, in small filters, sera siporax mini Professional are ideal suited for this purpose! Best regards sera GmbHDr. Bodo Schnell
Show complete answerHello, the measuring range is from pH 4.5 to pH 9.0 - the steps are each 0.5 pH units. Best regards sera GmbHDr. Bodo Schnell
Show complete answerHello, mainly hard species such as Anubias spp. are suitable - these usually also tolerate the lower temperatures without problems. Harder pond plants are generally also suited, but...
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