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I have had my Alocasia for several months now and it has been pretty happy until recently.

When I first noticed the plant looking unwell I repotted to a dryer chunky mix and checked the roots to make sure there isn't root rot, the roots are very healthy and I was able to gather several corms. I did a diluted peroxide dip aswell.

I water just before it dries up (usually every 2 weeks) and have been fertilizing maybe once a month with weak diluted Shultz 10-15-10 since the weather had warmed up and was giving some new growth. I did fertilize recently and had moved it's location to my bedroom under a grow light, I noticed one leaf yellowing and cut it off before it had been moved.

I am worried I may have given my plants chemical burns or it is rotting, any advice is appreciated although I don't know if it will bounce back at this point ;( I have hope my corms will do well!

Just wanted to show off my aquascape in progress.

I hope the placement of the wood looks interesting, mysterious forest perhaps.. what does it look/feel like to you guys? The giant stump is a bit awkward but I will make it work somehow.

Going to add some more river rocks along with substrate soon.

Apologies for the ugly filter sponge pads! 😵‍💫

Identified! - Pumpkinseed Sunfish

I love going to this little pond and always wonder what species of fish are in there. Today I got some photos of this little fish, I spotted some orange looking ones but I also tried to get a picture of the darker looking one I saw too. They were very hard to capture as they are fast and the glare on the water didn't help so I hope these are clear enough to be identified!