Hi all.
I had to have a major trim and thin out of a rather large Nesaea Pedicellata at my last water change because it was getting a bit unruly. The following day I noticed my drop checker had gone bright yellow
. Fortunately, no casualties
.
Could trimming one large plant have such a dramatic effect on the CO2 levels? If it could, the old Nesaea P. must be a greedy bugger
because DC was lime green before the trim. This is the first time I've seen this :? .
Chris.
I had to have a major trim and thin out of a rather large Nesaea Pedicellata at my last water change because it was getting a bit unruly. The following day I noticed my drop checker had gone bright yellow

Could trimming one large plant have such a dramatic effect on the CO2 levels? If it could, the old Nesaea P. must be a greedy bugger

Chris.