Can I keep money plant in aquarium ?
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I've seen Brazilian hydrocotle (aka pennywort(h)) called that I think. If that's what you mean then yes, fairly easy. But I think there's a different houseplant that's called that too but I don't know it's "real name". That 1 would not be suitable in a tank from the little I recall.
Oh, that to me is a pothos houseplant. It can be grown with the roots in the water & the leaves out. Some people grow it out the back of tanks for both looks & to help with tank nitrate level. But it does need "some" light from a window or raised tank lighting.
I actually was given a cutting recently but I don't know if my tanks get enough light. The roots can grow long but you can prune them to some extent.
I actually was given a cutting recently but I don't know if my tanks get enough light. The roots can grow long but you can prune them to some extent.
Here's what I think of as a "money plant" Chinese Money Plant | Pilea peperomioides, 4" – PlantX US This is why common names can be hard...