FS MANGROVE SEEDLINGS! 3.00 SHIPPED!

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mangrove seedlings some will have roots some will not some will have leaves some will not. average size 6-12" asking 3.00 each shipped. minimum of 5 these can be used in fresh or salt water i have about 60 right now.
pm or reply here. single plants can be picked up for 2.50 each

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MotionInSilver said:
never heard of those plants- whats the purpose of them being in the tanks?
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to remove nitrates/phosphates etc.. or just for looks.

you never heard of mangroves???? they are actually a tree not a plant but i guess that's the same. i have some that around 36" and i have heard of much larger.
 
Darn, I got excited until I saw the minimum of 5. I don't have a use for that many.

Kristina
 
did you just find these on the beaches? iv actually kept some of these in a freshwater hob for a few years, they didn't grow bigger but they were otherwise normal with leaves and a ton of roots. anywhere besides hob's didn't work for me tho
 
scootrnerd said:
to remove nitrates/phosphates etc.. or just for looks.

you never heard of mangroves???? they are actually a tree not a plant but i guess that's the same. i have some that around 36" and i have heard of much larger.
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not around here in the north- I know they're trees but never realized they had a purpose- sounds interesting- now am thinking about using those instead of duckweed in some of my tanks-

how much more effective are they vs duckweeds?
 
cam191919 said:
did you just find these on the beaches? iv actually kept some of these in a freshwater hob for a few years, they didn't grow bigger but they were otherwise normal with leaves and a ton of roots. anywhere besides hob's didn't work for me tho
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no i did not just find them on the beach. it is illegal to just yank them up without a permit :)
 
MotionInSilver said:
not around here in the north- I know they're trees but never realized they had a purpose- sounds interesting- now am thinking about using those instead of duckweed in some of my tanks-

how much more effective are they vs duckweeds?
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not sure on that one as i am mainly a salt water aquariust i do know it takes a while for them to make a dramatic change. once they are rooted they are awesome.
 
Are they a tough plant? Can they withstand crayfish??
 
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