I've had a nice planted set up going for 4-5 months now, and just recently one of my tank inhabitants has developed a habit of munching straight through the stalks of greenery during the night. It's come to the point where each morning I have to net out a decent sized bit of plant.
The tank inhabitants have remaind unchanged for a good while (six-eight weeks) being medium sized platys, neons and penguin tetras and an amano shrimp. The only change there being the amano bought to replace another one who went to the great scampi plate in the sky. I had suspected the shrimp of being the suspect but he's literally tiny (about the size of two baked beans).
So perhaps it's bad diet that's causing the herbicide, I feed with tetra flakes and some pellets each day, morning and evening; six days a week. On the seventh a bit of cucumber and a bit of lettuce both of which dissapear quite quickly.
Any suggestions on who the culprit is and what to do?
The tank inhabitants have remaind unchanged for a good while (six-eight weeks) being medium sized platys, neons and penguin tetras and an amano shrimp. The only change there being the amano bought to replace another one who went to the great scampi plate in the sky. I had suspected the shrimp of being the suspect but he's literally tiny (about the size of two baked beans).
So perhaps it's bad diet that's causing the herbicide, I feed with tetra flakes and some pellets each day, morning and evening; six days a week. On the seventh a bit of cucumber and a bit of lettuce both of which dissapear quite quickly.
Any suggestions on who the culprit is and what to do?
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