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ChrisCo

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is my anubias dying, I have taking it from another smaller tank and placed it in a bucket but had no light on it for a few days. Then put in a tank with my CRS now it looks like it's on it's last legs :'(

 

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Give it some time and it should recover. Might be the case where those leaves will die off and u get new ones

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10 hours ago, OzShrimp said:

Give it some time and it should recover.

@ChrisCo, what Oz said.

As long as the rhizomes are still alive the plant will survive.

You can give it a bit of a boost with some CO2.

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geese i gave the right advice two times in 1 day I am on a role lol

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The leaves are dying off and the rhizomes seem to look ok, I don't really like to use CO2 as I have run into problems with it before. Tho I am waiting for some CO2 tablets in the mail. Hopefully with them they will help the plant.

Thanks guys :)

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Even without the Co2 should be alright jsut make sure you give it enough light

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  • 4 weeks later...

Plant update :)

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It's looking a lot better now, has 2 new leaves and there is another shoot coming up for another one. 

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thats good to hear! for some reason your pics arent working. Appears to be the address your inputting. try deleting the ?dl=0 after .jpg

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