is the japanese hairgrass a foreground plant? i've never heard of it before. also, free bump for great plants and a great seller.
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It is also called Eleocharis belem originally from the Amazon delta. The word belem came from the name of a city in Brazil on the banks of the Amazon estuary, in the northern part of Brazil.
Here's a picture of Eleocharis belem from khanzer's tank -
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that's really cool looking. let me do some research on it and see if i can grow it, i'll shoot you a pm by tuesday.
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FS - 'Spring Plant Package'
Rotala sp 'Gia Lai' (also called Rotala sp h'ra) - 10 stems
Hygrophila sp 'Tiger' - 10 stems
Staurogyne sp 'Porto Velho' - 10 stems
Limnophila repens 'Mini' - 10 stems
Hygrophila sp 'Bold' - 5 stems
Rotala macranda sp 'Green' - 6 stems
Hydrocotyle verticillata - 5 nodes
Nesaea triflora - 5 stems
Staurogyne sp 'Bihar' - 3 stems
$25 with FREE shipping!
Rotala sp 'Gia Lai' (also called Rotala sp h'ra) - 10 stems
Hygrophila sp 'Tiger' - 10 stems
Staurogyne sp 'Porto Velho' - 10 stems
Limnophila repens 'Mini' - 10 stems
Hygrophila sp 'Bold' - 5 stems
Rotala macranda sp 'Green' - 6 stems
Hydrocotyle verticillata - 5 nodes
Nesaea triflora - 5 stems
Staurogyne sp 'Bihar' - 3 stems
$25 with FREE shipping!
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FS - '$17 Plant Package'
Rotala sp 'Gia Lai' (also called Rotala sp h'ra) - 5 stems
Hygrophila sp 'Tiger' - 5 stems
Staurogyne sp 'Porto Velho' - 5 stems
Rotala sp 'Nanjenshan' - 5 stems
Staurogyne sp 'Bihar' - 2 stems
Rotala macranda sp 'Green' - 6 stems
Hydrocotyle verticillata - 5 nodes
Nesaea triflora - 5 stems
$17 with FREE shipping!
Rotala sp 'Gia Lai' (also called Rotala sp h'ra) - 5 stems
Hygrophila sp 'Tiger' - 5 stems
Staurogyne sp 'Porto Velho' - 5 stems
Rotala sp 'Nanjenshan' - 5 stems
Staurogyne sp 'Bihar' - 2 stems
Rotala macranda sp 'Green' - 6 stems
Hydrocotyle verticillata - 5 nodes
Nesaea triflora - 5 stems
$17 with FREE shipping!
FS - '$17 Plant Package' Shipped from Phoenix, AZ
FS - '$17 Plant Package'
Rotala sp H'ra (also called Rotala sp 'Gia Lai') - 10 stems
Limnophila aromatica - 5 stems
Limnophila sp 'Broad' - 5 stems
Hygrophila sp 'Tiger' - 6 stems
Hygrophila salicifolia - 3 stems
Java fern 'narrow leaf' - one stem
Staurogyne sp 'Bihar' - 3 stems
Staurogyne sp 'Porto Velho' - 6 stems
$17 with FREE shipping!
FS - '$17 Plant Package'
Rotala sp H'ra (also called Rotala sp 'Gia Lai') - 10 stems
Limnophila aromatica - 5 stems
Limnophila sp 'Broad' - 5 stems
Hygrophila sp 'Tiger' - 6 stems
Hygrophila salicifolia - 3 stems
Java fern 'narrow leaf' - one stem
Staurogyne sp 'Bihar' - 3 stems
Staurogyne sp 'Porto Velho' - 6 stems
$17 with FREE shipping!
Hey chris, glad to see this pop back up, I had a question: How do you propagate your purple bamboo? Usual stem plant procedure, cut in half and replant the top? The ones you sent are shooting up at such a rate they're going to be hoisting the hood up in the air shortly. 
Xan, You've got a 'green-thumb' - LOL. You can propagate faster if you trim after the third joint from the top - plant it and repeat trimming and planting the same mother stem.Hey chris, glad to see this pop back up, I had a question: How do you propagate your purple bamboo? Usual stem plant procedure, cut in half and replant the top? The ones you sent are shooting up at such a rate they're going to be hoisting the hood up in the air shortly.
thanks cris, will be taking an axe to them in a day or 2. Glad to hear they still grow when floating, as I have one that just will. not. stay. grounded.
How big around do these things get, do they increase in diameter very much or at all? Oh, and the success can only be attributed to good stock on your part as I do *nothing* special for plants. No CO2, no tabs, no ferts (unless you count shrimp poop, and that just seems flat unlikely given its limited mass), and light is 2 13 watt curly bulbs over a 10g. So either 2.6 watt/gal or 15.2w/g depending on whether you count by actual wattage or the claimed brightness of bulb.
How big around do these things get, do they increase in diameter very much or at all? Oh, and the success can only be attributed to good stock on your part as I do *nothing* special for plants. No CO2, no tabs, no ferts (unless you count shrimp poop, and that just seems flat unlikely given its limited mass), and light is 2 13 watt curly bulbs over a 10g. So either 2.6 watt/gal or 15.2w/g depending on whether you count by actual wattage or the claimed brightness of bulb.
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