I believe the culprit is my golden pleco
He lays low during the day, and at night he loves to bit the plants.
What made me think it wasn´t him, was the fact that my anubias first shown
brown dots who start to spread, and that wasn´t the work of a pleco.
I still don´t now what is the nutrient missing in my tank that is causing
this.

Thanks

Paulo Almeida

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My anubia Congensis is also beggining to show the same kind of holes
(the
brown spots i mentioned it´s not from algae, the are like burns, and
after
they apear the leaf start to show holes on it.


Hi Paulo

I also have Echinodorus in my 91L freshwater and I also get some holes on
the leaves.
I've read your post and I ask you a question.
Do you have clown loaches on your tank (Botia).
I have a couple of clowns and those suckers give huge bites on my
Ecinodorus
leaves making such holes...
They also manage to destroy the new leaves on the Echinodorus.

Well, it's just a thought!

Um abraco

Paulo Marques