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My girlfriend is setting up a 7g planted shrimp tank and has decided that I'm the "expert" on lighting and CO2 because I have a high tech 75g.
Problem is I have no experience with a tank that small...
What are the forum favorites for high lighting in a nano? I use 2x Fluval 2.0 on my 75 gallon so naturally I looked at Fluval first but holy cow, $80 for a nano light?!
Also, does anyone have any experience with a paintball CO2 set up on a nano? Maybe a kit that's available?
She certainly has high aspirations for the plants (things like rotala macrandra, wallichi, etc.) So high light would almost certainly be required (preferably dimmable to help her reach a nice balance) and with high light comes CO2.
Considered one of the disposable kits from fluval or ista for CO2 but she expressed an interest in set and forget and that just won't happen with a disposable or DIY set up.
So far, it seems like things don't exactly scale down sensibly for nano tanks but she sees my tank and how it operates so she wants things to be similar for her: lights and CO2 on timers.
At least dirting it will be easy.
Problem is I have no experience with a tank that small...
What are the forum favorites for high lighting in a nano? I use 2x Fluval 2.0 on my 75 gallon so naturally I looked at Fluval first but holy cow, $80 for a nano light?!
Also, does anyone have any experience with a paintball CO2 set up on a nano? Maybe a kit that's available?
She certainly has high aspirations for the plants (things like rotala macrandra, wallichi, etc.) So high light would almost certainly be required (preferably dimmable to help her reach a nice balance) and with high light comes CO2.
Considered one of the disposable kits from fluval or ista for CO2 but she expressed an interest in set and forget and that just won't happen with a disposable or DIY set up.
So far, it seems like things don't exactly scale down sensibly for nano tanks but she sees my tank and how it operates so she wants things to be similar for her: lights and CO2 on timers.
At least dirting it will be easy.