Amano's stuff is really quite beautiful. It would go well with some rainbow
darters or a few red shiners.
Prizma_at_aol.com wrote:
> well... it is all the rage and w/ considerable authoritive speaking. the
> trick is micro bubbles, continuous feed and no turbulance at the surface...
> thus no skimmers, airiation or surface powerheads. ( may be tough on high
> fish loads... but im going for the amano look w/ minimal fish.
> the results of co2 are widely praised. some folks do the sugar/yeast in a
> bottle thing... but that is a lot of maintenance and erratic.
> i will certainly be able to testify in a few months... tho the substrate and
> compact lights will be a part of the results.
> i dont know the chemistry speak tho... sorry:) a bit bamboozled myself.
> have a good time if yall go to the paint rock!
> casper
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