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I bought a beautiful large leaf Ambulia plant 16 days ago. Since then
the majority of the plant has turned a green/brown color while the newest leaves and the tips of the old leaves remain a bright green. I read these symptoms are either too little iron or too many phosphates in the water. I don't have an iron test but all other plants are thriving at the moment. Ambulia is supposed to be a fast growing plant (right?) so I am concerned this is an indication that will soon show in the rest of my plants. Any opinions? 55g-FW, 12 tropical fish, Asst Sword plants, Java fern, Ambulia lights: 1)32W 5100K 1)32W 3500K 2)40W cool white tubes substrate: soil (red clay) and sand with a layer of gravel water parameters:~77F, 7.1pH, 7dKH(125ppm), 7dGH(125ppm) 0 ammonia, 5 nitrates, 0.75 phosphates my aquarium page, info and pics at: www.geocities.com/spiral_72/Spirals_page.html |
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Discolored water | Troy Bruder | Plants | 1 | January 25th 04 05:03 PM |