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They produce oxygen like there's no tommorow

 

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right corner, the film at the surface is preventing the bubbles from breaking open, it's like a natural oxygen reactor, allowing them to dissolve completely

 

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whoa! thats neat.

 

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last one, I got the camera to somehow focus only on the huge mass of bubbles escaping from the plants

 

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ok ok, this is the last one, I forgot the shot of the center of the tank surface, it looks like a starfield or something

 

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incredible

 

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beautiful

may i ask whats the grassy looking plant in your sig pic?

 

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may i ask whats the grassy looking plant in your sig pic?

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I think that's Micro Sword, but don't quote me. I'm getting some this week.





Cool pics.... i want my plants to do that.

 

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Cool pics Konrad. Mine produces similar amounts, how long after your lights on does it take for your first plant to pearl? I think my record is 20 minutes but I'm only on 1.8 WPG at the moment. After two or three hours most of mine are producing bubbles and I get the same effect as you on the surface. I'll post some pics later.

 

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I have no clue, my lights turn on at 8am and off at 7pm, so I'm usually either asleep or out of the house by 8am. Thanks.

The grassy plant is saggitaria subculatus

 

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mine does that now too

great pics btw

 

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you know im jealous when-

i see posts like this

NIce tank!

 

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Me is overdriving bulbs and getting co2 NOW.

 

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I would love some plants like this. Well done.

 

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I would love some plants like this. Well done.

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