Sump Design
THE BASICS OF SUPPLYING NUTRIENTS TO YOUR PLANTED AQUARIUM
The environment within the aquarium and condition of the aquatic plant is not constant but changes over time. The aquatic plants will grow beautifully if you carefully select and add liquid fertilizer according to their condition.
We will talk about what and when we should add to our planted aquarium in coming weeks.
Part 1. Daily Supply
Right after setup, the aquarium water contains excessive amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus. 2-3 months after setup when the aquatic plants have spread their roots and start growing vigorously, the aquarium will usually face a lack of iron, one of the trace elements which help to maintain leaf color, due to the vigorous absorption of nutrients by the growing plants. When about one year has lapsed, the aquarium water becomes increasingly acidic.
The liquid fertilizer which contains different balances of trace elements commensurate with such changes in the aquarium environment is the Green Brighty STEP series. Be sure to use Brighty K together with this fertilizer series for potassium supplementation which always falls short in the tank, unlike nitrogen and phosphorus.
Here is recommended fertilizers based on the age of the aquarium. we will take a closer look at each item, next week:
After setup - 3rd month Green Brighty STEP1 + Brighty K
3rd month - 1 year Green Brighty STEP2 + Brighty K After 1 year Green Brighty STEP3
To check out ADA liquid fertilizer lineup, please visit our official website: http://www.adana.co.jp/en/products/na_liquid/green_brighty/ [New Release] Aqua Journal Vol.222 is released TODAY!
"Let's Start with A!"
We dedicate this month's featuring article to the Nature Aquarium beginners. The article provides the most basic knowledge and skills in Nature Aquarium, that the beginners want to know before putting their hands in a tank.
Spring is a good season to start a Nature Aquarium layout. If you're debating whether to start
The environment within the aquarium and condition of the aquatic plant is not constant but changes over time. The aquatic plants will grow beautifully if you carefully select and add liquid fertilizer according to their condition.
We will talk about what and when we should add to our planted aquarium in coming weeks.
Part 1. Daily Supply
Right after setup, the aquarium water contains excessive amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus. 2-3 months after setup when the aquatic plants have spread their roots and start growing vigorously, the aquarium will usually face a lack of iron, one of the trace elements which help to maintain leaf color, due to the vigorous absorption of nutrients by the growing plants. When about one year has lapsed, the aquarium water becomes increasingly acidic.
The liquid fertilizer which contains different balances of trace elements commensurate with such changes in the aquarium environment is the Green Brighty STEP series. Be sure to use Brighty K together with this fertilizer series for potassium supplementation which always falls short in the tank, unlike nitrogen and phosphorus.
Here is recommended fertilizers based on the age of the aquarium. we will take a closer look at each item, next week:
After setup - 3rd month Green Brighty STEP1 + Brighty K
3rd month - 1 year Green Brighty STEP2 + Brighty K After 1 year Green Brighty STEP3
To check out ADA liquid fertilizer lineup, please visit our official website: http://www.adana.co.jp/en/products/na_liquid/green_brighty/ [New Release] Aqua Journal Vol.222 is released TODAY!
"Let's Start with A!"
We dedicate this month's featuring article to the Nature Aquarium beginners. The article provides the most basic knowledge and skills in Nature Aquarium, that the beginners want to know before putting their hands in a tank.
Spring is a good season to start a Nature Aquarium layout. If you're debating whether to start