agol77
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Hi all
I've recently had a case of BBA on some Bolbitis, so when doing a water change, I brushed on some liquid carbon in an attempt to kill it off. It worked a treat, but has also killed off the plant, and I've gone from a nice green bushy plant, to brown and dying leaves.
Do you know if the leaves will eventually grow back, or do I need to accept the plant is dead and put something new in its place?
Many thanks
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I've recently had a case of BBA on some Bolbitis, so when doing a water change, I brushed on some liquid carbon in an attempt to kill it off. It worked a treat, but has also killed off the plant, and I've gone from a nice green bushy plant, to brown and dying leaves.
Do you know if the leaves will eventually grow back, or do I need to accept the plant is dead and put something new in its place?
Many thanks
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