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MermaidMel

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It's not hair or brush because I've looked that up, it might be fuzz but I'm not entirely sure.

I have now reduced the hours I have light on for, but it's attacked the topmost leaf of the highest anubia big time and is a bit on some other leaves of the vallis and anubias, so the question is, what is it and how can I get rid of it? It's only this severe on the leaf picture below but if I don't do something about it, it's probably going to attack the whole tank soon enough :(

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i have the same problem mel as yourself,so i removed every plant,cut off all the bad leaves,i dose ei,inject co2,gave the tank a good clean glass and sand substrate,drop checker is a nice green colour and guess what within a week it was back
ive followed the guide on james's planted tank page,i just cant stop it comming back.i think its time to ditch the plants
and just have a plantless tank
mister-t
 
i have the same problem mel as yourself,so i removed every plant,cut off all the bad leaves,i dose ei,inject co2,gave the tank a good clean glass and sand substrate,drop checker is a nice green colour and guess what within a week it was back
ive followed the guide on james's planted tank page,i just cant stop it comming back.i think its time to ditch the plants
and just have a plantless tank
mister-t

oh great news there then!
 

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