I have a 10 gallon refugium that i set up and it has 3 sections. The first 2 are for filtration and the 3rd for the refugium part. Its roughly 5-6 gallons in that section. My question is that i have small gravel as the substrate and am successfully growing many many water whisteria plants in there. I have planted a "pot" of drarf hairgrass which originally left in the green potting material and then just burried that under the gravel, but the grass looked like it was dieng. I pulled it up and broke it into about 4 smaller sections leaving some green material on it so i don't tear up the roots. I spread them out a few inches apart and put 2 root fertilizer tabs in. The light i have is a 15 or 20w coralife 10k daylight with rare earth elements bulb..
My question is is that enough light and is the hairgrass going to grow in that substrate. I have heard from some dwarf hairgrass is hard to grow and on the other hand people have said it is easy to grow???? Not Sure? I have no C02 injection but i think it small enough of a tank that i shouldn't need it right, or is the whisteria stealing it all??? Any suggestions would help!!
My question is is that enough light and is the hairgrass going to grow in that substrate. I have heard from some dwarf hairgrass is hard to grow and on the other hand people have said it is easy to grow???? Not Sure? I have no C02 injection but i think it small enough of a tank that i shouldn't need it right, or is the whisteria stealing it all??? Any suggestions would help!!