http://www.differencebetween.net/sc...r,Plants are primarily autotrophic producers.They still suck up nitrogen compounds co2 and light then convert it into sugars and growth
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http://www.differencebetween.net/sc...r,Plants are primarily autotrophic producers.They still suck up nitrogen compounds co2 and light then convert it into sugars and growth
So is macro algaeRedwoods are plants!
It isn’t a plant, it’s kingdom protists but it functions similarlySo is macro algae
well all ya gotta do is throw critical thinking out the window and then you'll be fineI just can’t with this thread.
Why don't you do a small experiment with a couple gallons of SW and some macro algae and let us know.all I need to know is if macroalgae will impede the cycle or will help it? The macroalgae would take a while to kick in from die off so I’d assume it would feed the bacteria
i think youre right on the money. BUT there's so many better ways to do it without wasting time/money/energyall I need to know is if macroalgae will impede the cycle or will help it? The macroalgae would take a while to kick in from die off so I’d assume it would feed the bacteria
Throw critical thinking, common sense, and manners down the toilet and flush repeatedly.well all ya gotta do is throw critical thinking out the window and then you'll be fine
Thanks, I was beginning to think what I had read was wrong.Macro will be fine during a cycle, yah it uses ammonia but the cycle is still going to happen regardless and macro will bring in bacteria and such with it.
now you got the hang of itThrow critical thinking, common sense, and manners down the toilet and flush repeatedly.
next
any logical progression of thought
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just throw away my last 40 years of existence
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Oh ok. I know that algae is more common in dirty water which is common in a early cycle so I thought that if I get like some caleurpa or something that is a nutrient sink I’d be able to outcompete gha and keep the rock cleanI was only trained in plantae in school not protists but the big problem with free ammonia with plants is that it causes tissue destruction and can rupture chloroplasts. I would rather not make assumptions but I would assume that macro would be affected in a similar way with elevated ammonia.
What if you like actually listened to our advice?What if I dump like half a thing of biospira then add macros?