FS Big, Beautiful, EASY Crypts

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fishorama

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I've gotten plants from myswtsins years ago & they still look good! I have very different water than she does but her crypts are hardy...it helped that I added crushed coral for the usteriana, others were fine from the get go!

jake, all crypts tend to "melt" when moved, but with healthy roots they bounce right back & grow new leaves in a week or 2...& myswtsins roots are very nice!
 

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yes - familiar with crypt melt. I was just debating the logistics of actually fitting in my tank. Most of my tanks are kind of stuffed like this:
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Even the more open tanks like this one lack actual floor space for new plants:

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I'm not sure it is wise to buy them at this time. I was thinking i could get the small ones and begin to grow them so they are larger when i move in a year but on further thought I think i should just wait another year till after i move and have more floor space for plants.
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Basically i'm running out of places to put plants across my tank - even the 5 gallon one is kind of stuffed:

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So that is my debate if i buy them what do i remove to actually plant them so they can still get light ??
 
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