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Mini-Aquarium Plants and light guide
Aquarium plants are as important to aquariums as water is to fish. Aquarium plants add more life to the aquarium and make it look beautiful while completing the aquarium community structure.
The most important thing to keep in mind with plants is to form an attractive background, leaving ample space for peaceful fish can swim and be seen. The height, the type of grass is best planted at intervals along the rows, while the feathers are best when they are clustered in small groups, making it appear like branching bushes.
When planting rooted plants, hold the tip of the bunch root between the thumb and second and relax in the sand. Now with the index finger, push the top of the roots (where they join the stem) of about 2 cm the sand. Without moving this finger scrape with the thumb and the second a little sand over any unused portion of the root.
By putting in rootless plants cluster, the method described above is repeated, but this time the lower ends of the stems are placed together and treated exactly as if they were roots.
It is important that the water should be just to the lower edge of angle iron to the top of the tank, so that viewed from the front surface water can not be seen and the viewer has the impression that there is no water in the aquarium. If the level drops below the top angle iron of the tank is like a bowl water exploitation.
Aquarium Lighting is also important for aquarium plants
This depends largely on whether it intends to grow plants successfully or not. Lack of light causes colors to fade fish and squeeze red to pink, green and white. The two main systems aquarium lighting are for the incandescent and fluorescent.
The total amount of light you need is a matter of trial and error. Too much light to turn green water and a little trick will plant growth.
Lighting can be natural or artificial, or a combination of both. The best position is near a window facing north. This should provide the ideal amount of indirect lighting that can be supplemented with artificial light.
The lighting should be housed in wood framing with style with the furniture and placed above the tank. If there is no natural light days, the lights should be left in approximately eight hours per day.
If the water turns green, I cut the light.
The best light to shine an aquarium coming from behind.
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