A few of my Anubias nana and congensis has darker spots on them.
What does this mean, and how can I prevent it from spreading?
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What does this mean?
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A few of my Anubias nana and congensis has darker spots on them.
What does this mean, and how can I prevent it from spreading?
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Ph is 7.2
Temp is 29 Celsius
Tank is still cycling so there is high no2 at the moment and ammonia between 1 to 3 ppm
Light is on for six and a half hour, will gradually increase to 8 eventually.
I use premium fertilizer from tropica and liquid carbo.
Any input is appreciated.
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Temp is 29 Celsius
Tank is still cycling so there is high no2 at the moment and ammonia between 1 to 3 ppm
Light is on for six and a half hour, will gradually increase to 8 eventually.
I use premium fertilizer from tropica and liquid carbo.
Any input is appreciated.
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It's lack of phosphate, my egeria densa is sucking it all up. So I've removed 60% of them, and awaiting special nutrition to deal with it.
Someone that's been helping me with the cycling and plant nutrition told me after viewing the photos.
Hopefully it will sort it self out after I add the proper nutrients.
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Someone that's been helping me with the cycling and plant nutrition told me after viewing the photos.
Hopefully it will sort it self out after I add the proper nutrients.
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