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Planted tank - A Piece of nature in any living room.
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Light tubes refloctors - Divert all the light (Almost all the light) into the tank - Thus also increases the light energy penetrating the tank
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As one can see - no light is "escaping" upwards.
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CO2 pressurized cylinder - this is the right one, note the regulator attached to it with a gauge, in order to control the amount of CO2 into the tank.
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The left CO2 cylinder - You can also know by the regulator gauge the amount of CO2 the is left in the cylinder.
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Bubble counter. What counts the CO2 bubbles entering the tank, can be located either inside our outside the tank.
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Another view of this bubble counter.
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CO2 diffuser. after CO2 has passed throught the bubble counter - this is the device the releases the CO2 into the water.
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The right CO2 diffuser, closer look into this one can really show CO2 bubbles comong out of it.
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Liquid fertilizers - These are some types I use. However I also use home made ones.
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Jobes Spikes - Are excellent for root feeders. You can cut one into half or stick it all into the gravel
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Using spiked can be trickey - You should avoid the spike dissolving into the tank- and make is decompose in the gravel only.
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