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1. 30% once every 10 days. 2. I do the dosing on the bottle which is 1 ml per 5 gallons thats once a week usually. 3. Tank is well cycled so ammonia nitrite stay at 0 and nitrate is probably around 25-30 before the water change usually. PH is 7.5 and I do not have the ability to check KH and GH...

Do you think though that for me injecting CO2 could be the difference maker? I’ve never actually done it before and I’m losing hope that’s why I’m asking this lol.

I used to have a powerhead on there but the current was way too much for these fish and plus I was under the impression you shouldn't break the surface too much cause you lose Co2. I can try it but to me it seems counterproductive due to the reason I just mentioned about the C02. I have my...

I'm using the one for low tech tanks which is Thrive C. I understand but it feels like the swords have been frozen in growth for years, the leaves are generating but nothing grows vertically. Here are all the stats of the light...

Hello everyone, I’ve had my 75 gallon planted tank for over 2 years now, and it feels like nothing really grows or does anything and I’m not sure why. There’s a fluval spectrum LED light meant for plants on about 10 hours a day, using NA Thrive once a week as a complete fertilizer which is...

Did that but I’m not sure it’s it. I tried taking it off it’s very difficult almost like it’s part of the leaf now. What else would you do it’s really only on these leaves most visible to the light. Light is on 8 hours during the daytime the rest is sunset and sunrise. I also can’t really get my...

Do you know how I can get rid of it it seems to be on the leaves closest to the light.

I got nerites and ottos in there I’m kind of shocked.

Hello I have been seeing these black specs on my anubias leaves a lot lately. I have a 75 gallon tank with a fluval plant led light. NA Thrive about once a week with an eco complete substrate. It looks like algae but I don’t think it is

Yeah, I use root tabs. The plants that won't grow however are the swords, not the anubias. What do you think is wrong with the anubias if it isn't exactly the right green color and has holes in it? I switched to the Thrive C fertilizer as of today, and fixed the lights, I cannot think of...

Yeah, I like what you got there. So based on the pictures above what do you think is wrong with the anubias that is discolored? Also if you see the video I have two swords that won't grow tall, any ideas on that?