C CoolWaters Superstar Fish Jul 3, 2007 #1 Dec 10, 2006 1,028 1 0 Milpitas Jul 3, 2007 #1 C CoolWaters Jul 3, 2007 is there a type of microaglae that i can use on a freshwater tank to deduce nitrate? and that doesnt require CO2....
is there a type of microaglae that i can use on a freshwater tank to deduce nitrate? and that doesnt require CO2....
FroggyFox Forum Manager Moderator Jul 3, 2007 #2 May 16, 2003 8,589 10 38 42 Colorado Jul 3, 2007 #2 FroggyFox Jul 3, 2007 Never tried...because in freshwater the best way to control nitrates is to just do water changes.
Lotus Ultimate Fish Moderator Jul 3, 2007 #3 Aug 26, 2003 15,115 13 38 Southern California home.earthlink.net Jul 3, 2007 #3 Lotus Jul 3, 2007 They're called plants in freshwater (that's assuming you really meant macroalgae) There are a lot of easy, low light plants available. Something like hornwort or Java moss might work for you.
They're called plants in freshwater (that's assuming you really meant macroalgae) There are a lot of easy, low light plants available. Something like hornwort or Java moss might work for you.
(that's assuming you really meant macroalgae)