newfound77951
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So I'm sitting here at work, and I look over at the 5 gallon on my desk, and I notice some long, green things down in the gravel up against the glass. I thought they must be roots from the dwarf sag but they didn't look right, too big and too green, so i looked closer, and it looks like leaves....way under the gravel, down by the bottom of the tank! They do have some little roots on them. Should I try and dig them up and get them in the light? Has anyone else ever seen this and why would this happen?
Tank specs: 5 gallon hex, 10 watts screw-in CF, plain gravel with Flourish tabs (just changed ~4 days ago), a bunch of crypts plus the sag, I add a bit of CSM+B, potassium and phosphate once a week. No CO2 (I was adding Excel but it caused the crypts to melt).
Tank specs: 5 gallon hex, 10 watts screw-in CF, plain gravel with Flourish tabs (just changed ~4 days ago), a bunch of crypts plus the sag, I add a bit of CSM+B, potassium and phosphate once a week. No CO2 (I was adding Excel but it caused the crypts to melt).