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Thank you for the advices, Sorry to confuse you. The problem appeared 4 weeks ago, but I didn't care at first. The aspect you see is a week ago Now, plants are turning back green and in these few days I noticed an impressive change since my pic. None of the affected leaves did melt, they're...

Thanks, Anyway, new leaves are now green and old white are getting green too. I tend, in my case, to think that it is CO2/O2 change once submerged. Soil is the same and no deficiencies were present during dry start

GH is 8, I dose EI, that is TPN, NO3, PO4, MgSO4, CaSO4 and K2SO4 Tank was dry started with Flourite Black sand. No deficiencies during dry start, so plants are enough covered from soil (bottom soil is earthworm castings, so enough organic N and P) Once submerged, all new leaves from P...

Hi, On my Nano that I dry started (see signature), the new leaves of P. Helferi were white. They looked healthy though and didn't bother at first. Now, I notice that those white leaves tend to show on the long term signs of weakness/transparency Not all plants are affected, but mainly those...

Yes, it's important to keep some openings for gas exchange

I use a plexiglas top, it helps a great The best thing would be someone to level your aquarium. Another alternative is a level controller with automatic refill

Sadely, this is not true The good example is drugs undergoing deep testing before human phases and commercial launch, yet they can be removed because of their unsafety years later. This is with well permanent monitored/followed for adverse effects products. You'll never get a follow up for...

Hi, I work in the medical stuff. After reading through this thread, I chose the safe part. I'll be giving away my 2 seachem excel bottles I just bought for my ongoing nano aquarium. Hopefully I never used them yet. I'll definately go gas CO2 This is my choice. I just wanted to thank people...

Thanks again for the idea indeed :-) I'll let you know how it will go

Thank you SuperColey1 for the feedback of your expierience, I recall now having removed that way all my H. Polysperma and after 2 months I saw new stems of them growing. They're now again nice growing I'll think at it, I really hate seeing the soil going in the water and depositing on plants...

Thank you all for your advices. Indeed, usually, I plan these operations on waterchange day then follow by daily WC of 50% too as needed coupled to filter cleaning of last synthetic filtering moss. Thanks also for reminding me about CO2 and light, can never be enough reminded. Usually also, I...

Thanks, I'll give it a try and adjust the light depending on plants growth and eventual algae I could begin with unrooting the front echino, put them in the second plan (instead of the alternantera) and replace the front plan by shorter crypts, would be nicer looking too. I'll begin there so :)

Hi, This is my fisrt post here. I have a 60gal tank, 2x54W T5 (+3h 4x54W burst period that I could shut soon to reduce light). Dosing EI + pressurised CO2. I'm looking to remove all stem plants, except maybe a small group of only one kind for aestetics as a spot. I thought replacing all...