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Craig7302
Tricia7885
look for the discussion on mangroves there (it was actively discussed in 2003-2004), at that time they (mainly red mangrove - Rhizophora mangle) were considered as a way to export derivatives of the nitrogen cycle and phosphates, but there are too many downsides (one of the main ones is that they deplete magnesium) to consider them in this light. as another species for keeping, it is possible if one really wants to, it seems they can be kept.
John3432
Good afternoon, is it possible to make the sump longer than the frame (cabinet) for the aquarium, and place them there? However, the noises from the sump will be audible.
Shawn
Sanya, why don't you visit Knyazev's place? He has had mangroves in the tank for about 5 years, and he could tell you a lot about them...
Phyllis
It won't work for me, there's no space, and redoing the setup would probably end up with a restart (there's a lot of DSB). As an option, for some time, I could grow it at an angle diagonally or even try to extend the branches outside with additional lighting. Or I could create a separate serious mangrove setup outside the tank.