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Just leave the light on 24/7, that should help without adding anything.

He aint dead, he's just in hiding to sell more records.

My only concern with Steel Wool is, how does boiling remove oils or preservatives from the wool itself? Does the oil float is drained off before removing the wool from the water?

The reference solutions are a know concentration, such as 10 or 20ppm. You test the know solution and compare to the colors on your cards, to see how accurate your test is.

Easiest method, would be purchasing Root Tabs and placing them under the gravel near the plants root mass.

Not if you keep the tubes in the tank, preserving the syphon. There are valves on the ends that you close before removing the filter for maintenance.

The largest stone looks out of place, maybe angled in the same direction as the others?

http://www.fishneedit.com/t5ho-3ft--2lamp-aquarium-light.html My recommendation atm, just select all white bulbs at 10k for a freshwater/plant application.

Another vote for pool filter sand, it tends to be very lightly colored or close to white, well my local store is, just wash it very very well, and you're set.

http://www.fishneedit.com/t5ho-4ft--2lamp-aquarium-light.html $80 T5-HO, comes with your choice of bulbs, good reflectors and perfect amount of wattage 2x54watt, plug it in and go, nuff said...

I have and use both those Eheim filters, the 2215 moves alot more water and filters mechanically better than a 2236, but the 2236 is alot easier to prime, holds more bio-media and preform maintenance with.. I would not personally use a 2236 on on anything bigger than a 20gal if that is the only...

congrats?

+1 All really good ideas, plus an emperor filter is fine in a non-Co2 injected aquarium.

Same here with regards to tap-water quality. I grow it in hardwater too, but my water is acidic due to the CO2 injection and it grew like a weed in my tanks too, so I dont think the PTF description really fits anymore. I bought my original bunch from aquariumplants.com, also they have a really...

http://www.fishneedit.com/t5ho-3ft--2lamp-aquarium-light.html Here's my recommendation, it might be 6" too long, but 29gals have an awkward length, lights are either 6" too short or too long. But you can easily grow any low light plants with the single bulb and if you ever go CO2, use the...

#3 looks more like Pogostemon stellata (Eusteralis), stems look thicker than Stargrass.

Either the plants you have cannot tolerate the extremely low amount of light or your plants are non-aquatic and are dying from being submerged. Do you know what plant species you have or have pictures of them?

Any pics of the pair you're selling?

This might help http://www.plantgeek.net/plantguide_cat.php?category=6

Impressive...