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Old 04-16-2004, 04:10 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I WANT TO START REMOVING MY BIOBALLS SLOWLY AND ADD LIVE ROCK TO MY WET/DRY. IS THERE ANY PLANTS I CAN PUT IN THE WETDRY THAT REMOVE NITRATES THAT WILL ATTACH TO ROCK SINCE THERE WILL BE NO SAND


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The real question id do you have Light over the wet/dry? If you do than you would be ok with most of the calurepa. Although I would recommend with going around 3 watts per gallon


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Old 04-16-2004, 04:51 AM   #3 (permalink)
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DONT HAVE LIGHT YET BUT WOULD DEFINATLY BE GETTING THEM BEFORE DOING THIS. PROBABLY NO LIGHTS NOTHING SPECIAL
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GOING TO TAKE THE BIOBALLS OUT SLOWLY AND ONCE THERE OUT REMOVE THE EGG CRATE THING AND USE THAT 1/2 OF THE WET DRY FOR LR PLANT I COULD PUT A 1-1 1/2 INCE SAND BED BUT I PRETTY SURE THE PLANTS WOULD NEED MORE SAND THEN THAT ANYWAY SO WHY BOTHER. THATS WHY I WANT TO USE PLANTS THAT WILL ATTACH TO LR
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grape capulera is a popular choice it grows like a weed and works well in a sump or refugium type area also it doesnt need lots of lighting. you might be able to go to a lfs and get some for free if you ask or if you buy it, it should be really cheap to get


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Actually, very few macroalgaes require a substrate. Many of them can just float in your refugium.

Mangroves (a type of tree and not a macroalgae) definately prefers a substrate but can grow without one.
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