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Got my CO2 in order (30-40ppm), Using E.I. for dosing, getting good measurements now (NO3, PO4, Iron, etc.). I think I got this pretty well covered now.
That looks like a reasonable light schedule. With only 10 hours per day of high light, you may not see any less plant growth, just less algae growth.
Why the 60w for 12h though? for viewing? Are you home that whole time?
Yeah, the 60W is just for the pleasure of watching the tank (2 x 30W Hagen "lifeglo2" 8700K).
The fish look great with this bulb. I work from home lot of the time, so it's nice to enjoy the tank!
Thanks for the help, I think I am slowly getting there...
I Introduced new plants last weekend, still no sign of algea on them, normally they would be covered already!
WAR against algea: UPDATE!
thanks to a drop checker telling me the real story. I dont test so much anymore, just got to a point where I know what I've got to dose.
(other than on the very slow growing plants, my mistake, have to put them in the shade), and once a week I need to wipe the glass with the magnet, that is all!
For me that is quite a victory, finally the tank start to look good, without all the **** algea!
I found one important thing by trying things out, my filtration was totally inadequate.
I have 2 Eheim 2128 filters, and I always had cloudy water, ALWAYS!
Now I just added 2 Aquaclear 70 powerheads with quickfilters, for circulation and polishing, man, what a difference!
So for now, I am still learning how to grow plants instead of algea, eventually I will try to work on the aquascaping part...
Wow! That is a wonderful tank. You can tweak your aquascaping at any time, but that looks good to me right now! You've got a great mix of plants and leaf shapes.
Tank is looking good. You certainly are getting the upper hand on it.We are so excited! Our podcasts are ready and available for your listening pleasure!
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It was always important to study the American political system, especially, when we desire to forecast tendencies which evolve in international affairs.
The domestic politics of a superpower could undoubtedly cause consequences for the whole international system. The American election of 2020 comprises a crossroads not only for America itself but for every country in the world. Could we find an impact concerning Europe and the Hellenic foreign policy in the Mediterranean?
We could compare the American foreign policy with a Cadillac which selects gears. The usage of Cadillac’s gearbox always depends on the road that the famous car passes through. We have already seen through history, the American isolationism, (or non-interventionism) the American entrance in world politics, (Wilson, Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Truman) the American ”adventurism” and the American unilateralism.
And now? What gear selected the Cadillac’s driver?
It is a very difficult question to answer but there are several indicators that prove that Trump’s policies consist of a contradictory mixture of neoconservative Wilsonism and Isolationism. In other words, the USA has not only chosen to keep a distance from allies and enemies but also, to act unilaterally wherever and whenever it claims that its interests are threatened.
That conversation has been taking place for at least three decades. It was