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Hey everyone so I am somewhat new to planted aquariums. I had some Java moss run away on me in the tank and attach to random things. These sprouts and leaves attached to one of my little Java ferns and have been growing like crazy. Any help identifying what’s going on would be greatly appreciated.
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Hey everyone so I am somewhat new to planted aquariums. I had some Java moss run away on me in the tank and attach to random things. These sprouts and leaves attached to one of my little Java ferns and have been growing like crazy. Any help identifying what’s going on would be greatly appreciated. View attachment 74809
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These are new plantlets growing and it is perfectly normal. Snip them off and make more plants!
Hey everyone so I am somewhat new to planted aquariums. I had some Java moss run away on me in the tank and attach to random things. These sprouts and leaves attached to one of my little Java ferns and have been growing like crazy. Any help identifying what’s going on would be greatly appreciated. View attachment 74809
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This is how the plant reproduces. Cut them off and make new plants.
 

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Hey everyone so I am somewhat new to planted aquariums. I had some Java moss run away on me in the tank and attach to random things. These sprouts and leaves attached to one of my little Java ferns and have been growing like crazy. Any help identifying what’s going on would be greatly appreciated. View attachment 74809
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Everyone advice is solid just wanted to include myself, but yes that’s how Java ferns grow, your just going to do some moving around
 
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