In article , Bill Stock wrote:

"jd" wrote in message
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here's one I can't figure out. After I do a water change, the leaves of
all my plants are covered with little tiny air bubbles for about a day.
The water chemistry is a very close match to my tap water (well water).
The plants are in laterite inder a layer of gravel..... Does anyone have
any idea why this would be happening, and if I should be worried or not...

thanks
-JKD

Your plants are happy (Pearling - giving off O2). I've read a few

No, perling referes to a constant stream of (oxygen) bubbles
eminating from a plant. An infusion of fresh tapwater can
cause this too as it contains more CO2 than aged water
does, but that's not what the original poster was talking about.


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