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  1. 06-21-2012, 2:10 AM #1
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    Plant to replace amazon sword?

    I need a plant to replace my 3 amazon swords because they are way bigger than I expected. I want a large leaf plant that only grows to 6 inches tall. I have low or maybe medium light with soil as a substrate. Any suggestions?
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    Anubius comes to mind, large leaf crypts are a good option too. Also there are some smaller/shorter swords.
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    Hygrophila "Kompakt", although the leaves aren't quite as large.
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