Re: [GSAS-Member] Well Roy, you were right!

[Paul Wallace <pwallace@u.washington.edu>]

Dear Jeff,

You should cut down to one bank with 4-6 hours until you have CO2 and  
fertz lined up. Many plants to great at low light if everything else  
us there.

The color is a better guide for light. Dark plants like anubius are on  
the low side where light green or red are definitly high intensity.  
Short crypts tend to be shade where tall tends to be in the middle of  
the stream with more light.

Sent from my iPhone

On Jan 11, 2010, at 17:39, "Jeff" <jeff@gotperk.com> wrote:

> Algae bloom city! Six 96watt bright lights from AH Supply is way too  
> much
> light for the amount of plants I have now! I need to stock up tomorrow
> night; When AH says their lights produce a lot more than you would  
> expect
> they are not exaggerating! I know very little about plants, am I  
> correct
> that the smaller leaved plants are higher light plants and the broad  
> leaf
> are more low light? Or will broad leaf plants (like the swords)  
> flourish
> with tons of light?
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