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Couple full views Still more work to do Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

90 gallon low tech Just removed 4 gallon bags of plants Need to work on other side Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Same set up now, 3 years running http://youtu.be/i-UUYpQhuRs Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Update year later http://youtu.be/8mh4qQ8ybwo Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I've been growing this non CO2 light fert tank for 1 year using Tom Barr and hoppy's posted http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Let8kliiqtE&feature=youtube_gdata_player

I've been growing this non CO2 light fert tank for 1 year using Tom Barr and hoppy's posted info http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Let8kliiqtE&feature=youtube_gdata_player

I just received that 3 bulb fixture this past week, wow is it. Bright. 1 bulb is good low light , 2 is well into medium. U can switch 1, 2 or 3 bulbs. Also I had a little damage to fixture, they were super to deal with. Sent replacement part in Two days, CA to FL

I appreciate the info from u and all the form, so after u get all the general rules it's back to observation and experimentation. I'll start with 2x54 for 6 hrs and increase 1/2 hr a week till first sign of algea.

If I got the chart right, 2 bulb would be top of medium range and 3 would be high in co2 range, if light on top of tank which I want

I've been hanging around reading a lot, 90 gallon 4 foot x 24 inch FW has been up and running for 13 years. Had a great time with South American Cichlids, now that the last has passed on, wanted to go to angels with lightly planted low tech plants. Now have 2X 48 inch 32 watt 6500K bulbs for...

Great fish, just lost mine after 13 years. Liked to brighten up her colors by eating the occasional tiger barb. Tough fish

I've got a 90 lightly planted with 2 t8's. Any reviews on new light?

Yes it is, a partial cypress knee

90 gallon

I just lost a red devil after 13 years, picked up 5 clown loaches to handle the snails that "Goldie " must have been eating. A dozen tiger barbs, a dozen neons and 6 cories. Also, my pleacosamus is about 18 inches.