Dwarf baby tears

[katieshan]

Anyone have experience with them? I want to get some for our one tank but I heard they are hard to maintain. They look beautiful in tanks I've seen


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[Brookster123]

What do you have? Lighting, height? Co2 and ferts? Substrate, stock??

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[katieshan]

T5 dual 6500k, we do have substrate, no c02, but all of our plants are doing really well. German blue Rams, pea puffer, balloon mollies


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[katieshan]

For the c02 is there a specific one you would suggest? We are looking for something not so expensive.


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[Brookster123]

What size tank? Substrate specifics? Do you dose fertilizers?

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[Fresh2o]

What's the size of the tank? Do you knew if the T5s are HO (High Output) or NO (Normal Output)? Or the brand and model?
If the tank is small enough (< 20 gallons) then DIY CO2 might be an option. However, getting consistent levels (or even just enough) of CO2 from DIY can be challenging.


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[katieshan]

It's a 20long and high output


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[katieshan]

I'm not home right now so I can't tell you exactly what substrate we use and we use leaf zone and also these root tablets


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[F.Sam]

I wouldn't recommend this plant without co2. I didn't have much success with it (dosed easycarbo-glut, general ferts, potassium, iron). My lights were medium.

Beautiful plant but co2 needed IMO.


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[Brookster123]

Depending on on the substrate? Limiting factor will most likely be co2 and ferts.

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[katieshan]

Ok thanks we are looking into getting a c02


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