Hi,
I didn't find similar topic so I will ask you guys: How do you handle the daylight?
I am lighting my tank 1pm-8pm, CO2 gassing 12pm-7pm. My windows is oriented directly towards west. Of course the sunlight is shining indirectly into the room since morning and is also shining into the tank. I can see how Limnophila is oriented towards the window.
I currently has some fibrous algae so I am asking myself, can it be a problem?
Also, does the plants start the photosynthesis since morning? I think yes and with low levels of CO2 for sure. So how are you dealing with this? Are you using the daylight and set the CO2 correspondingly or are you limiting it?
I didn't find similar topic so I will ask you guys: How do you handle the daylight?
I am lighting my tank 1pm-8pm, CO2 gassing 12pm-7pm. My windows is oriented directly towards west. Of course the sunlight is shining indirectly into the room since morning and is also shining into the tank. I can see how Limnophila is oriented towards the window.
I currently has some fibrous algae so I am asking myself, can it be a problem?
Also, does the plants start the photosynthesis since morning? I think yes and with low levels of CO2 for sure. So how are you dealing with this? Are you using the daylight and set the CO2 correspondingly or are you limiting it?