Where to get silk plants cheap?

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ghart999

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I am looking for 12-15 silk plants for a 55G tank and really don't want to spend tons-o-cash. Anyone know a place that sells starter packs or something like you can get with live plants?

 

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Some people use silk plants from the craft stores. Maybe you can find something there for cheap.

 

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Silk plant site

Here's a site online...

http://www.thatpetplace.com/Products/KW/F48BX/PgNo/1/Class/Aquarium+Plants+Silk/Shopay00.aspx



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Reddog80p said:

Here's a site online...

http://www.thatpetplace.com/Products/KW/F48BX/PgNo/1/Class/Aquarium+Plants+Silk/Shopay00.aspx



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was gonna recommend the same place

 

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thanks all

 

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Are silk plants better than plastic? Easier to clean?

 

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MVandenberk said:

Are silk plants better than plastic? Easier to clean?

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They just look more real IMO

 

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boofish2 said:

They just look more real IMO

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and they aren't as rough on your fish when they are swimming in and around them. def. a must for long finned fish.