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Hello Rafael,
Too bad you do not have time. Of course I help the Swiss colleague.
I send the e-mail address.Greetings
ArnoHello Dorothee,
unlikely, even if there is something in it.
I regularly use fertilizer with iron, calium etc.
Of course in small quantities. So far, nothing negative noticed.Thanks for the info, Dorothee. It was feared that the tests are too expensive for many measurements.
It is a motleyana ‚Melawi’, i think. Same problems whith the names as by Paros 🙂
bucephalandra is a business you need a lot of patience.
fast-growing is an other business department 😉Hello Joshua, Nitrate so low as you can, i think. Only in the tanks whith young fishes and many food i found Nitrate in low amounts whith normal test-sets.
Hello Bill, some pictures you can find on Marios site:
http://www.mario-hamann.de/neues-von-meinen-bucephalandra-s/Thanks for the tip with the Bucephalandra, Bill.
I’ll try it.
A friend cultivates Bucephalandra – soon he have a few less. 😉From the Allgäu also – “all good arrived”
A great event – big thanks to the steering-group.
Good and interesting conversations with nice people – but also critical questions about the future. If possible see you next time 🙂In water without carbonate hardness (rainwater) of PH is very labile.
Smallest amounts of acidic or alkaline substances cause quite a change.
How high is the electrical conductivity? pre- u. after filtering?
So slight variations are usually harmless.
PH measurements in water with low conductivity are anyway difficult –
and usually wrong.Hello Jonette,
if you have some carbonate hardeness in the water the ph dont go lower.
Use clean rain -water or osmose-water.Greetings Arno
Hello Jonette,
Really sour blackwater isnt good for the most Plants. There are only some spezies of plants they survive the sour blackwater.
Some swimming plants grow even 😉A popular form of spong filter is in Germany the “Hamburger Mattenfilter” –> google
Greeting Arno
