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Re:CO2

To: "plants" <Aquatic-Plants at actwin_com>
Subject: Re:CO2
From: "ALEX PASTOR" <alexp at idirect_com>
Date: Fri, 29 Jan 1999 17:25:03 -0800

If my aquarium has a stable pH of 6.8, general hardness of 50ppm, carbonate
hardness of 3dKh, would I have appreciable amounts of CO2 in the water even
though I don't add any and minimize the amount of surface movement?  I know
my plants are growing, although they are not flowing over the edges of the
tank like the hords of Atilla the Hun.  (The get PMDD).  I read (I think)
George Booth's table of pH and CO2 levels, but I don't know if that refers
to any water or just water with CO2 injection.
Thanks
Alex

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