I Have A Problem With This...

[aibo210]

Plant any ideas what it is? I thought it might be damage from my fish but it seems the leaves are flooding with water? the tank has a nutrafin co2 system and im using king british plant food.

 

[excaliborg]

Looks non aquatic to me mate

 

[aibo210]

Anyone else think its not aquatic? here is a better view! it was off eptz-direct off ebay!

 

[ICEEGRL]

There has to be another reason for it doing that outher than being nonaquatic(which it may be) because I have a java fern (which I know is aquatic) that is doing the same thing. Sorry I have no idea why... maybe someone that does will come along soon. I just wanted you to know it could be something other than the type of plant. Don't pull it just yet. Wait for more info.

 

[three-fingers]

Can you take a pic of the java fern? Alot of places sell a non aquatic variety(or completely different plant) as java fern, so it may just be that your plants are non-aquatic .
It may possibly also be a lack of iron, but that plant in the pc looks very non-aquatic.
Sellers on eBay are notorious for selling non-aquatic plants.

 

[nemenem]

Can you take a pic of the java fern? Alot of places sell a non aquatic variety(or completely different plant) as java fern, so it may just be that your plants are non-aquatic .
It may possibly also be a lack of iron, but that plant in the pc looks very non-aquatic.
Sellers on eBay are notorious for selling non-aquatic plants.

My Java fern does it aswell, there was another thread started on the same problem in Java Fern and aparently it is pretty normal, all my leaves clear up in a couple of weeks.

That plant doesnt look the same though, seems to be rotting..

 

[Dave Spencer]

This was my thread, but I don`t think it is the same problem.

http/www.fishforums.net/index.php?showto...;hl=microsorium

 

[three-fingers]

Yep, thats why I think its non-aquatic.
However my java fern has never done that, mines been 100% healthy for the past 2+ years its been in my tank . Maybe i need to find that thread...

Edit: Ok, Dave found the thread . I'll second that that doesnt sound like the problem.