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Old 07-20-2010, 03:23 PM
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New Coralife double 30" T5 (not high output) light. Frogs are hiding, just cleaned the glass with a squeegee.
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Old 07-20-2010, 03:32 PM
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Lookin good mang! Broms are rooting very nicely also!

Is that pothos in the top right corner, and across the bottom? If it is I would suggest replacing it with some creeping fig, or some ficus pumila "oak leaf" variety....Basically any small leafed vine that will create a carpet of leaves. If you havent notice already, you will need to trim the pothos back constantly, and it ends up looking kinda funky once being cut over and over haha.
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It's philodendron. I've had it in there since March. I keep sending the new shoots up into itself to "thicken" it up a little.
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Looks good... I bet your plants are loving that light huh
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lookin' good.
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