I can't wait for my anubias nana and java fern to establish themself on the driftwood. I'll post another picture in 3 months... hopefully it'll be nicer by then.
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couple pictures of my plants in the 20G:
im pretty proud with them since it was my first real attempt with a planted tank. started this back in July of 06 and it's still going strong. checking under the glass under the tank i can see the root system has spread real nicely which is pretty cool. working with just 15 watts of light is a little tough but i dose with Flourish, clean the leaves of algae and prune every once in a while. i'll bet if i can squeeze in more wattage, the foliage would be even more lush and green.
im pretty proud with them since it was my first real attempt with a planted tank. started this back in July of 06 and it's still going strong. checking under the glass under the tank i can see the root system has spread real nicely which is pretty cool. working with just 15 watts of light is a little tough but i dose with Flourish, clean the leaves of algae and prune every once in a while. i'll bet if i can squeeze in more wattage, the foliage would be even more lush and green.
Would that tuberculatum(spelling?) work in my Yellow Lab tanks?My temporary 75g grow-out and holding tank:
Myriophyllum tuberculatum
Broader pic:
Far left, front: Pogostemon stellatus (pinkish color), tuberculatum, vallisneria caulescens
Back: Limnophila sesiliflora, Rotalla wallichii (hard to see), vallisneria natans
Also in this tank: Blyxa Aubertii, Blyxa japonica
The color is still holding on the tuberculatum.
Roan
what is the name of the plant in the fourth from last picture? do it always stay small like that?
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