Cabomba Trouble

[Paradise3]

Basically all plants need NPK and CO2 but not injecting CO2 and having low light generally means there is enough NPK and CO2 to keep things ticking over from fish/food waste and the CO2 already dissolved in the water. If there was none of the above then the plants would not survive. Not dosing doesn'tmean there is none in the tank but in most low light cases there is enough from natural sources to not need to dose it.

I had a Hagen Power-Glo 14w T8 in there

 

[stu40]

Any difference in the temperature of the tanks?
I've always found Cabomba to be a picky plant.Above 23°C it's always died on me.
Try Limnophila Sessiflora .Much easier to keep.

 

[coolie]

Not forgetting that our fish breath out CO2 also, just to throw that into the mix.

 

[Paradise3]

Any difference in the temperature of the tanks?
I've always found Cabomba to be a picky plant.Above 23°C it's always died on me.
Try Limnophila Sessiflora .Much easier to keep.

Once again, my tanks are always at 27/8c and it still grew nicely.
I must add I use tap water without dechlorinator if that helps and my tanks are always slightly overstocked...

 

[stu40]

Any difference in the temperature of the tanks?
I've always found Cabomba to be a picky plant.Above 23°C it's always died on me.
Try Limnophila Sessiflora .Much easier to keep.

Once again, my tanks are always at 27/8c and it still grew nicely.
I must add I use tap water without dechlorinator if that helps and my tanks are always slightly overstocked...

Hard or soft water?

edit: see last post in link My link
I trust this guy.

 

[Paradise3]

Any difference in the temperature of the tanks?
I've always found Cabomba to be a picky plant.Above 23°C it's always died on me.
Try Limnophila Sessiflora .Much easier to keep.

Once again, my tanks are always at 27/8c and it still grew nicely.
I must add I use tap water without dechlorinator if that helps and my tanks are always slightly overstocked...

Hard or soft water?

edit: see last post in link My link
I trust this guy.

Not 100% on the water being hard or soft but I know my PH is at 6.4.