I'm sure that this has come up before, but I cant find a reference.
Assume that the owner of a healthy, well planted tank which he maintains using EI, decides to go to Tahiti for a month. He shows his friend how to do EI and he is off.
The friend makes a mistake and overdoses nitrates on day 1. Worse, on day 2 she goes into premature labor, is hospitalized, and is then confined to bed for the next 30 days.
When the owner of the tank returns with a great tan aqnd pleasant memories, he finds that the new mother and her child are doing fine. But what will the aquarium look like, assuming the nitrates are 50 PPM and the phosphates, 1 PPM? Assume that all other variables are within appropriate ranges.
If the substitute EI'er overdoses phosphates in the same scenario, what will the aquarium look like with nitrates of 2 PPM and phosphates of 4 PPM?
Thanks.
Bill
Assume that the owner of a healthy, well planted tank which he maintains using EI, decides to go to Tahiti for a month. He shows his friend how to do EI and he is off.
The friend makes a mistake and overdoses nitrates on day 1. Worse, on day 2 she goes into premature labor, is hospitalized, and is then confined to bed for the next 30 days.
When the owner of the tank returns with a great tan aqnd pleasant memories, he finds that the new mother and her child are doing fine. But what will the aquarium look like, assuming the nitrates are 50 PPM and the phosphates, 1 PPM? Assume that all other variables are within appropriate ranges.
If the substitute EI'er overdoses phosphates in the same scenario, what will the aquarium look like with nitrates of 2 PPM and phosphates of 4 PPM?
Thanks.
Bill