is when the roots grow through the filter return, enough to send 12" runners up the tube and slow an Eheim 2213 to near a dead trickle.
Other than that, trees are the way to go!
Other than that, trees are the way to go!
The drawback to growing trees in your paludarium
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DOH! I hope the rotate police see this!
edit: wow that msj is an amazing creature of goodness!
edit: wow that msj is an amazing creature of goodness!
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Hmmm pretty cool. I thought the drawback would have been when they out grow your paludarium. Oh and pics are fine I just tilted my laptop to see them upside up
I'm not exactly sure, but I think it's possibly a Ming Aralia, or something similar. it has serrated leaves, and is sold in places like Ikea a lot. Mine is actually a trimming from a tree I got from Ikea that I planted 3 years ago or so.
It seems to like water and humidity. My original tree caught on fire, I planted the branch that wasn't burned in the tank and it grew this tree.
...how did a tree catch fire??
Mine came from Lowes, 5 in a pot. All but the one lived. It's now dropping random leaves, one day fine and the next just crispy and fall off. Ugh, lol.
Mine came from Lowes, 5 in a pot. All but the one lived. It's now dropping random leaves, one day fine and the next just crispy and fall off. Ugh, lol.