19 авг. 2024 г. · This low tech tank uses top soil capped with coarse sand. A mix of easy plants such as Cryptocoryne parva, Java fern, Anubias and mosses makes ...

29 окт. 2021 г. · Use organic gardening soil + sand/gravel as substrate · Get a bright (>=15 watt) cool white (6500K) light that reaches everywhere in the tank. is a low/no tech tank a good idea for a beginner? - Reddit best substrate for planted tanks? : r/PlantedTank - Reddit Starting new low tech tank- Walstad vs. inert substrate - Reddit I converted my existing low tech tank to a planted low ... - Reddit Другие результаты с сайта www.reddit.com

23 сент. 2011 г. · The best method for low tech is the Walstad method. Top soil or potting mix covered with gravel. No ferts, no CO2, low/medium light, maybe a little sunlight. ... Help with deciding on substrate for low tech tank Substrate for low tech planted tank- hard water at tap? How do you guys make your low-tech tanks work? My plants... Low tech - no tech? | The Planted Tank Forum Другие результаты с сайта www.plantedtank.net

We recommend that beginners start with inert substrates that contain no nutrients, such as aquarium gravel or coarse sand.

For plants, it's best to stick to easy, low light requirement species such as Bucephalandra (our favorite), Anubias, Moss, Cryptocorynes, and Java Ferns. If you ...

Any substrate CAN be used for a “low tech” planted aquarium. One CAN use sand, gravel or commercial soils. Some hobbyists even use under gravel filters.

29 дек. 2021 г. · In our opinion, Fluval Statum is an excellent active substrate for low-tech tanks because it both softens your water and adds nutrients. These ...

14 авг. 2024 г. · Start from the front of your aquarium, making a bed of gravel/sand with 2′′ , and gently go up until you reach 3′′ or 4′′ in the bottom.

The trick is to stick with lower light tolerant plants. The classic low-light selection include Cryptocoryne, Anubias, mosses, Java ferns and some stems plants ...

31 мар. 2020 г. · Nutrient rich soil, followed by Unipac nordic gravel (4-6mm), followed by Unipac fiji fine sand. Easy, kind of. This isn't 3 inches of substrate, but it's a ...