ababin64
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I accidentally uprooted one of my plants. How should I replace it into my tank without damaging the roots?
Accidentally uprooted a plant
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What kind of plant?
Generally inserting it back into the substrate at a 45 degree angle will help the substrate hold it in. You can use a tweezer if it is small. Ot just lift a scoop of substrate and angle it in the spot and drop the substrate over the top from an inch or so from the bottom.
Generally inserting it back into the substrate at a 45 degree angle will help the substrate hold it in. You can use a tweezer if it is small. Ot just lift a scoop of substrate and angle it in the spot and drop the substrate over the top from an inch or so from the bottom.
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