hmm whats your lighting? the leaves are really broad for a rotala indica, not saying its not it, just curious as to why its so broad. (perhaps lower than usual light?)
hmm whats your lighting? the leaves are really broad for a rotala indica, not saying its not it, just curious as to why its so broad. (perhaps lower than usual light?)
I saw give it some time. The older leaves on the plant look like they are the emersed form of the rotala. You can slowly see the new top leaves narrow out a bit. Provide good lighting and you will have the plant turn a nice pink hue
When I saw your pic I was thinking that the plant looks more like some kind of ludwigia... But I'm no good with ID so don't be surprised if I'm wrong.
If it's ludwigia, I'm not sure how well it will do long term... Mine didn't fare so well in a 55 gallon with the same light you have, even after I replaced the bulbs. Hopefully you will have better luck with it than I did!
I think I'm going to ditch my air stone. It bubbles and splashes a bit on the glass hood and then I get this big patch of calcium buildup or even algae only in the spot that it bubbles. Therefore, the light can't get through very well. I have to clean the left side of the glass every month at least because it gets nasty. The other side still looks pretty good.
I tried turning it down, but it's not helping that much.