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keithgh
 
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I have noticed a large gap in my tank and on closer inspection I found that one 8ins long Anubias had gone under the drift wood and received very little light.

My question is will these leaves revert back to a healthy green now they are exposed to the lighting, or do I remove the yellowing leaves.

Keith

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FRANK
 
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Hi Keith,
Remove the yellowed leaves, and with the new found
light the plant should be just fine.
Frank


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Post InfoPosted 26-Jan-2006 11:43Profile PM Edit Report 
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add more iron. if my leaves on some of my anubias turn yellow iron seems to gets them green again
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ACIDRAIN
 
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You can try the iron, but usually the yellow leaves will not change back if they are full grown already. Sometimes, young leaves will turn green again. On the other hand, these leaves will be drawing nutrients out of the water, that the plant could be using to create more new leaves.


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keithgh
 
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I pulled the plant out this morning it was about 12ins in length, and a smaller one 6ins I removed the yellowing leaves reversed their positions. It now looks a lot better and the gaps filled in.

Keith

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