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What should I do?
I am attaching some pictures of my tank. I was wondering what conditions in my tank are causing my swords to look like this. And why do my Val's have some Almost bronze colored leaves? Thanks for the help and ideas. Attachment 57080
Attachment 57081 Attachment 57082 The tank is a 20g long. AC 50 filter with a 240gallon/hr nano tank powerhead circulating the DIY CO2 throughout the tank. Flourite substrate. I dose a "heavy" EI with a weekly 70% wc. I dose KH2PO4 & KNO3 3 days/ week and seachem flourish 3 days/week. Excel daily as ordered on bottle. Lights are Aqueon T5 dual fixture. 1 6700k 18 watt and the other is a colormax 18 watt on for 9 hrs a day. About 14 inches above the substrate. I keep my tank between 76-78 degrees. |
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Your pictures do not work...
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A Primer to Pressurized CO2 and A Primer to Planted Tanks Eheim Pimp #362 - Eheim 2213 x2, Eheim 2028, Ehein 2217, Eheim surface skimmer and Eheim autofeeder. Victor Pimp #33 - HPT272-125-350-4M |
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I dont see anything wrong, its just the leaves dying, like on regular Terestrial plants, just cut them off, are thE plants relatively new? If so then its jus the plant getting used to the tank, just look for new leaves and thats a sign the plant's healthy
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Algae Grower
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Those leaves on the Val's are pretty new growth. Is that common for them to change this color when they die? This is my first Val so I'm not sure. I was worried this was a deficiency of some sort.
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