Just bought a needle ludwiga arcuata. It came in a little bag and just planted it. It had some jelly like substance that was in the roots... I'm assuming it was nutrients for the plant. Anyhow while planting it, the jelly got loose and went all about the tank in globules. I'm having trouble getting all, is this okay? Will it eventually dissolve, or should I get all this stuff out???
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paytertot
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I always rinse that stuff off of the plant before I put it in the tank. I would remove it if I were you because if a fish eats it, it could possibly choke them and also I can't be exactly sure what its made out of so it could affect your water parameters
