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Thread: my java fern got hole dunno why like rotting :(

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    my java fern got hole dunno why like rotting :(

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    why like tat ah ?
    i saw my friend's fern all nice nice only mine got holes..and like dying soon
    I Doesnt haVe GReen HAIr NoR orANGE bodY. DOnT chOP mE likE A cARroT !!

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    Maybe you want to share the conditions of your tank before we can advise you.

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    Does your java fern turn "blackish" or really dark brown.

    Cos that's what's happening to mine also.
    However, I do not spot any holes on them.

    I thot they were doing well at first, cos can see some growth & the rest of my other plants are like overgrowing all over the place.

    My temp is a bit on the high side at 29.

    Er... what other info is needed for my more experienced brudders here to help?

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    Tank Dimensions (LxWxH, specify units):

    Lighting Intensity(No of Watts) :
    Number and type of Lighting (FL/PL/MH) :
    Age of light bulbs :
    No. of hours your lights are on :

    CO2 Injection Rate (bps) :
    Type of CO2 (DIY/Liquid/Tank) :
    Method of Injection (e.g. Diffusor/Reactor) :

    Liquid fertilisers Used (Product name. E.g. Seachem Flourish) :
    Fertilization regime (Frequency and amount per dose) :

    Thickness of gravel :
    Grain size of gravel :
    Thickness of base fert :
    Type/brand of base fert (Product name. E.g. JBL Aquabasis) :
    Age of base fert:

    Other fertilisers (Product name. E.g. Root Monster) :

    Other additives (Product name. E.g. Seachem Prime) :

    Type of Filter (overhead/internal/canister, Product name/model if possible) :
    When was the filter last washed :
    Filter media used :
    When was the media last changed :
    What was changed :

    Age of setup (i.e. since initial setup or last major re-do ) :

    Water change frequency :
    Amount changed :

    Water surface movement (None/gentle/turbulent) :
    Circulation (None/gentle/turbulent) :

    Tank Temperature :

    Chemical Properties (Fill what you can)
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    KH (dKH):
    GH (dGH):
    pH :
    NH4 (ppm):
    NO2 (ppm):
    NO3 (ppm):
    PO4 (ppm):
    Fe (ppm):

    Bioload (Number and type of fish and plants)
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    Describe your problem :
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    Check this out...

    http://www.csd.net/~cgadd/aqua/art_plant_nutrient.htm

    Maybe lacking in potassium.

    Temp also plays an impt part in moss and ferns.

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