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That's normal behaviour for Java ferns. They will grow out fine.
Is my Java ferns are lacking something as the end of the new leafs are semi-translucent.
I am already dosing Seachem Flourish once a week after water change, Excel every other day and Potassium 2-3 times a week. Running on DIY CO2 with 2 x 1.5 liter bottles. Other plants seems to be doing well other than the Frogbit leafs dying off now and then with new leafs and runners growing. Nana and moss are doing fine with no sign of deficiency.
Any advice? Thanks.
Jeffrey
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That's normal behaviour for Java ferns. They will grow out fine.
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As always, thanks for the help.
This is weird for the Java fern. Luckily it is not melting of some sort.
If the whole leaf is translucent, I think it will look very nice.
That's actually signs of new growth... No worries :-)
4ft Planted Tank (approx. 500L incl sump)
Equipment:
4x2x2.5 12mm Tank with Sump. 4x55W 6,700K T5. Eheim 1262 Return. Hailea 300A Chiller. 5L CO2 with JBJ Solenoid Regulator. Lapis Sand with JBL Base Fert.
Try to dose excel 3 times a week. I think once a week is too little as fert only stays in water for around 2-3 days after which it will be fully absorbed by plants, substrate or become ineffective forms.
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