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Posted 7 Months, 3 Weeks ago johnarthur Admin Posts: 1604   That question is from someone who did not want to name names, but it merits an answer. Admin: post moved to the blog under Why are aquarium plants dying? Last Edit: 2008/11/16 17:11 By admin. Reply New Topic   Enter code here OR Register once to skip    Please note boardcode and smiley buttons are useable Posted 7 Months, 2 Weeks ago Megham Moderator Posts: 370   I think my plants mostly suffer from a marauding pack of hungry snails...and maybe lack of fertile soil...soon to be remedied. Reply New Topic   Enter code here OR Register once to skip    Please note boardcode and smiley buttons are useable Posted 7 Months, 2 Weeks ago johnarthur Admin Posts: 1604   And one more thing: According to at least one reliable source, some plants like hornwort can directly metabolise ammonia. In addition, live plants help control algae. So, it was two more things. Reply New Topic   Enter code here OR Register once to skip    Please note boardcode and smiley buttons are useable Posted 7 Months, 2 Weeks ago admin Admin Posts: 116   WOW! I will read this again, and only then reply. Reply New Topic   Enter code here OR Register once to skip    Please note boardcode and smiley buttons are useable Posted 7 Months ago Kx125rider572 Senior Boarder Posts: 70   I have 2 t5 HO lights and a regular tube light on a 37gal high tank. My java fern like it should grows fairly well attached to the tree branch I have but I also have Sagittaria and it just doesn't grow. I'm really not sure what to do. Any thoughts? Reply New Topic   Enter code here OR Register once to skip    Please note boardcode and smiley buttons are useable Posted 7 Months ago johnarthur Admin Posts: 1604   Are you using a clay based substrate supplement? Java fern is not as demanding as some other plants. Reply New Topic   Enter code here OR Register once to skip    Please note boardcode and smiley buttons are useable