Wouldn’t say that it is the co2 as the holes were appearing before that. But should I just leave it for a bit and see what happens or buy some flourish potassium?Could be the plant adjusting to its new enviroment or lack of potassium or its sensitive to "liquid co2" (not really liquid co2 but pretty much an algaecide with its main ingredient is glutaraldehyde) I use "liquid co2" from time to time too.
Went the the local aquarium store they told me it was lack of potassium which the general fertiliser flourish doesn’t have so I had to buy a seperate element specific for potassiumI get similar holes in my amazon swords. Otherwise they seem healthy. No idea what causes it.
I have a red tail sharks as well as some bristle nose do you think they could be the culprits?something in the tank chewing on the plants
Thanks but some liquid potassium fertiliser been putting some in it says to do it weekly but i feel like i should do it a little bit more if this the issue?Definitely a potassium deficiency I'd say. I've had this problem with my Anubis
If there is no algae or driftwood in the tank, then yes they could be chewing holes in the plants.I have a red tail sharks as well as some bristle nose do you think they could be the culprits?