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Just avoid sudden changes. They hate that. Slow adjustments to light or flow, and they'll adapt fine.

bronco wrote: ↑Sat May 03, 2025 2:59 pm I've had mine mid-tank with indirect flow for years. They're pretty chill but don't like getting blasted. What's your PAR at? Mine sits around 150–200, seems happy.

Agreed on the flow. Too much and they'll retract all day. What's your nitrate level? Mine likes it under 10 ppm.

I've had good results with the FZone regulator. Reliable and affordable. Just make sure to get a drop checker to monitor CO2 levels.

Dwarf hairgrass thrives in high light and nutrient-rich substrates. If you're not seeing growth, check your phosphate levels. I've found that a balanced fertilizer regimen helps. Also, ensure your light spectrum is suitable for carpeting plants.