HD Aquarium Time Lapse - HC 6 days in 25 seconds

Plant: Hemianthus Callitrichoides
Timeframe: 6 days / 1 frame every 10 minutes
Framerate: 30FPS
Realtime: 1sec = 5hrs

Tank Details:
Tank size: 2.5g
Lighting: 18W (7.2 WPG)
CO2: Flourish Excel
Substrate: Rich organic mix - Eco-Complete as top layer
Water changes: Daily

For more information:
http://www.gpodio.com/hc_timelapse.asp

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[shadowfaithx]

pls pls and PLEASE !!!

tell me that does halogen give the right requirement for aqua plant too ??

[boorgvids]

@shadowfaithx Not a good choice, too hot and not an ideal spectrum. Stick to fluorescents in most cases.

[chizpa305]

What substrate are you using here? I just bought a substrate called black diamond that looks like this one. Now, I'm kind of new to this business and I don't know if I should mix the substrate with ... larger rocks or something. The thing is that I don't think the plants can root strongly enough to it.

[boorgvids]

@chizpa305 Eco-Complete, there is some Black Diamond under it... check out the link in the info box for more details on the tank and camera setup.

[ShiebMo]

you want to look for T5HO flouro bulbs with a 6000 to 6500 K rating. great growth without the excessive algae that come with halides and LED systems that go up to 10,000K or higher.

[shadowfaithx]

@boorgvids sry , but i've proved that Halogen with UV actually speed up my plant x3 in growth and more greener ~~

i choosen halogen because it has the same ray as sun ^^

[chizpa305]

That is one of my favorite aquarium plant. I planted my 5 gallons Fluval Chi aquarium with them and I am waiting for them to spread through the entire area. I don't have any CO2 injection system on it and the lights are not that bright. but even tough they take a long time to spread, at least the plants look healthy.

Nice video!!