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Based on the upside down image, they are probably some young water lilies or a possible swordplant. This should not be a floating plant. Can you take a clearer picture and perhaps a close up?
Anyone can if this floating plant?
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Based on the upside down image, they are probably some young water lilies or a possible swordplant. This should not be a floating plant. Can you take a clearer picture and perhaps a close up?
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Oh no!! I'm soso sorry!! Didn't notice it as i sent it in a hurry. Haha
Here are some better photos..
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Looks like frogbits to me...
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It is frogbits.
More accurate is one that the roots mostly got bitten off or rotted off.
Only 1???
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Oh yes, those are positively frogbits
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I've not seen frogbits in such a bad shape before...the platies must be feasting on the roots, in turn causing the plant to suffer from nutrient deficiencies.
Yes!! That was what i wanted to ask too! They rotted quite horribly in my cichlid tank, but doing well in my shrimp tank...
But i thought frogbits are those tiny ones? Or are those duckweeds?
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Haha. Small small one is called duckweed minor. A pest to many.
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I believe the small ones you see are duckweeds, if not might also be salvinia natans or its family.
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