Norway has tax as its own part of the qt 5 gxkTPE 07 Sp 4 ukIAAAAAAAAAjYgPG 1 M 8 INpq 4 s 1600 receipt . jpg . The mva . 14 %, 12 . 37 out of the 100 . 70 <| sep |> Nothing . You did it all . If there is something in the game you like , keep doing it . If not , play something else . <| sep |> My wife is still doing her makeup . <| sep |># ALL ARE WELCOME ON THE TRAIN ! <| sep |> Couldn ' t even make I smarter . <| sep |> Garnet looks like she ' s getting PTSD . <| sep |> I ' m Savoy , with Milan as a vassal Switzerland , and Mantua as well , but they ' re less evident . Here ' s a map from 1610 . <| sep |> almost everyone is going to use something different . here are my thoughts on each . Of course there is always more information . ADA Most expensive . Easy . Contains nutrients for immediate growth that MAY or MAY NOT require dosing of water column . Will have an effect on pH , and may potentially release ammonia at first . Will breakdown over time , but this shouldn ' t be an issue . Will run out of it ' s initial nutrients eventually as with any substrate that has additives . Has a moderate CEC , thus nutrients will be drawn from the water column and passed to roots google CEC if you don ' t know what it isFlourite Moderately expensive . Inert , despite indicating nutrients this is up for debate if the nutrients are in fact available to plant roots . low CEC . Won ' t breakdownwon ' t effect water parameters . Decent for holding plants . EcoComplete moderately expensive . again says it has nutrients but many people say these are not available to plants roots and thus inert . good CEC . Won ' t breakdownwon ' t effect water parameters . Many people report that plants come loose . Aquarium GravelPea Graveletc Cheap . inert no added nutrients , no CEC . Difficult to plant stem plants . Won ' t breakdownwon ' t effect water parameters . I wouldn ' t recommend at all . Sand regular sand , blasting sand , pool filter sand . etc etc etc Cheap . Inert . Little to no CEC . Great for planting . Potential for anaerobic pockets in substrate unless you have some sort of snail . Won ' t breakdownwon ' t effect water parameters . Used either straight up with root tabs , or capping some other substrate layer . Dirt the bomb . com ! I personally think dirt is the best , it is what plants naturally grow in remember . middle of the road in cost . Will contain some level of nutrients . high CEC . will break down . won ' t effect water parameters maybe a slight release of ammonia due to organic matter breaking down but plants should absorb . Does make a mess when replanting . Will eventually run out of initial nutrients as organic matter breaks down and plants use , however high CEC means it will pull nutrients from water column if you are dosing . Holds plants well . Many people report the development of large root systems in dirt . Requires topping with some other substrate . TurfaceSafe T SorbKitty litter etc cheap , inert , good CEC Turface is one of the highest CEC according to a study done you can find this on theplantedtank . com if you search around . Each one has different aspects , I don ' t know them all but I personally wouldn ' t enter into this category . Don ' t take this as the bible . I am not saying it is 100 % accurate but it is my knowledge from what I have read over the years .