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Plant tank pics

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here are some pictures of my 40 gallon planted tank. Maybe, after it is aquascaped better, I might convert or addict a few of ya'll. I'll have some pictures of the reef soon, maybe tomorrow.
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I would like to do another fresh one day, honestly I have better luck with my reef though.
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looks great Andrew. It looks like you were inspired by Amano. Im already addicted to that hobby as well.
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So what do you use in your freshwater RO/DI or just tap ? Do you add something like peat moss to lower the PH ?
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I use tap. Out here in Theodore, we have very, very soft water (<1dKH) and it comes out neutral. I use CO2 to drive the pH down to about 6.6, which provides the adequate amount of CO2, at least after I get the KH up to about 3. This has proven to work very well, as pH never changes more than .1 at any given time.
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