gupman
11-18-2007, 2:39 PM
(nymphaea lotus green)Does this grow to big for a ten gallon?
It says it does but does anyone have experience with it to the fact that it can be pruned to keep in a ten gallon?
Quartermain
11-18-2007, 3:15 PM
Tiger lotus is a very large plant. Individual leaves can be up to 6 inches across. If you trim them before they get that big and you trim the floaters then, yes, it can be made to work as a solitary plant in a smaller aquarium. I started one myself in a 10 gal but moved it to a 55 once it to too large rather than continuously trim it. It can be a lot of work.
gupman
11-18-2007, 3:25 PM
ok Thanks...Any particular way to keep the bulb so it stays viable so i can put it in my 30 gallon later?