Since I got a new phone with a pretty good camera on it and lots of space for photos, I have been introduced to the world of Instagram.
If you'd like to follow my blog-related one, it's... *drum roll*... leavesinmycup.
It will just contain extra photos that don't make it onto the blog or facebook (plus the ones that do). For example, this was today's post:
That new plant light looks good!
I received a Finnex Stingray aquarium light today, which is good for growing low-medium light plants. The extra shallow depth of my tank plus the bit of sunlight from the window (most of which is blocked, due to the heat) mean that I should be able to grow medium light plants pretty easily. I'm not going to get into high-light plants at this time, because I don't want to deal with injecting CO2.
The light has mostly white LEDs, but also a few that are red (for optimal plant growth) and blue (for picking up fish sparkles and magic??). It definitely gives the tank a more natural feel than the worn-out fluorescent I had been using.
If you'd like to follow my blog-related one, it's... *drum roll*... leavesinmycup.
It will just contain extra photos that don't make it onto the blog or facebook (plus the ones that do). For example, this was today's post:
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| A shrimp and a ramshorn snail bask in the new aquarium light. |
That new plant light looks good!
I received a Finnex Stingray aquarium light today, which is good for growing low-medium light plants. The extra shallow depth of my tank plus the bit of sunlight from the window (most of which is blocked, due to the heat) mean that I should be able to grow medium light plants pretty easily. I'm not going to get into high-light plants at this time, because I don't want to deal with injecting CO2.
The light has mostly white LEDs, but also a few that are red (for optimal plant growth) and blue (for picking up fish sparkles and magic??). It definitely gives the tank a more natural feel than the worn-out fluorescent I had been using.
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