:huh: I was at a pet store looking to buy fish and a plant for my tank, I am new to keeping plants in an aquarium, I always had plastic plants in the past, anyways the store had lucky bamboo in one of their tanks. I asked the store clerk about the plants becouse I always thought that lucky bamboo was a house plant and not a aquarium plant, but the clerk said that it could be used as a aquarium plant becouse it grows in swampy marshes in China. I was wondering if anyone out there knows anything about these plants and if is true that it could be used in an aquarioum. thanks, Joeski
lucky bamboo
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The roots and stem can be underwater, the stem with foliage must above the water - i.e., an open topped tank. The plant is Dracena sanderiana
They'll live submerged by not for to long, maybe a few months. Then they will start to die and pollute the water.
I bought some too, read up on them and now they are sitting in a glass with my wifes plants.
I bought some too, read up on them and now they are sitting in a glass with my wifes plants.