Monte Carlo and Dwarf Hair Grass growth problem

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ironhulkthordad

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I have this wierd growth or decay on my plants. Now before the questions start rolling I'll answer what I can about my setup.

Its an 80 Gallon Rimless no lid aquarium. I have a CO2 setup with an actuator that will shut the CO2 off when the pH starts getting too low. Around 6.6.

The substrate is Fluorite Seachem for plants. I have 2 x Asta 120 plant aquarium lights.

I just now also put some tablets around my plants, the Hair Grass and Monte Carlo aswell.

I think that's about all I can answer besides the fact that the water quality is good.

Any ideas what is up with my plants where I could be going wrong. Am I going to have to toss these plants and start again just would suck as they are super expensive. They were super green when I got them. Maybe they are fine and just having a hard time adjusting there is some green throughout them.MVIMG_20191018_232147.jpgMVIMG_20191018_232142.jpgIMG_20191018_232212.jpgIMG_20191018_232201.jpg
 
They are starving. You're driving them quite hard with strong lights and CO2... no food (fertlizer) for them.

Grab some Thrive, or some KNO3, KH2PO4, K2SO4 and CSM+B and start feeding them.

Research EI dosing, PPS-Pro Dosing, or we can explore some target ranges depending on your style of keeping a planted tank.
 
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