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![]() I started out with about 10gal/week then went to 15gal last week. I did a 45 gal(50%) water change tonight so I guess I will see how that goes. I don't dose with anything although when I get the correct bulbs for my power compact setup I was planning on starting to dose with about 1/2 or 1/4 of the seachem dosing guide. Hopefully it's just a water change issue. I will let check back after this weekend when I get back into town. Thanks! Peter "Paul A. Ergh" wrote in message ... What is your water change schedule? Have you been adding any plant supplements? If I had to guess from what you have supplied I would say you aren't changing the water often enough or aren't changing enough each time. "Peter Demski" wrote in message . .. Tank specs: 90gal 256watts t-8 fluorescent(6700K bulbs 1 month old) 140lbs eco-complete(3-5" deep) aquaclear 110 3 baby guppies 3 octos 1 common pleco 1 albino inca snail(or something like it) lights run for 13hrs a day on a timer Ammonia and nitrites=0 Nitrates 10ppm I am still fairly new to planted tanks and about a month or two ago I setup my 90 gal tank with some plants. The tank has mostly easy plants like hornwort,anubias, tropical sunset hygro, and watersprite. It also started out with 2 medium sized amazon swords which I now have 6 of them. However one of the two baby plants I separated soon after I put them in the tank is starting to get yellow leaved on the newest leaves of the plant. One of the two original plants has one of the older leaves also starting to yellow. I checked he http://www.csd.net/~cgadd/aqua/art_plant_nutrient.htm for info on what I may be missing but since it is in the new AND old leaves I can't tell(plus I'm all new to this). I know that swords are heavy root feeders and I thought the eco-complete would take care of them without any problems. Also my watersprite,java moss, and hornwort would pearl constantly for the first two weeks or so but then trailed off. Can anyone point me in the right direction so I know what to look for or what I can do to solve my problem? Thanks in Advance! Peter |
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