Hey all,
quick question from a newbie:
would the commonly used method of a daily cycle of CO2 coming on with the light and then off with no light possibly interrupt the shrimp breeding enough to stop it altogether? Context is me in the process of building my first setup which will be in a 4ft tank heavily planted for a jungle look that will eventually have shrimp and the aim to breed. I have more than adequate lighting and filtration if I choose to up the settings and am unsure about using CO2 for this reason specifically. I'm holding off on selecting plants based on what is most suitable,
any advice greatly appreciated.
quick question from a newbie:
would the commonly used method of a daily cycle of CO2 coming on with the light and then off with no light possibly interrupt the shrimp breeding enough to stop it altogether? Context is me in the process of building my first setup which will be in a 4ft tank heavily planted for a jungle look that will eventually have shrimp and the aim to breed. I have more than adequate lighting and filtration if I choose to up the settings and am unsure about using CO2 for this reason specifically. I'm holding off on selecting plants based on what is most suitable,
any advice greatly appreciated.
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