Some of my Planted Ripariums

[Chrisinator]

Amazing! And I "liked" it.

 

[hydrophyte]

Hey thanks Chris.

Here's a quick FTS also from the other night.

...and here's that link again.

http://www.facebook.com/pages/Riparium-Supply/146954595327971

The page got up to 12 "likes" pretty quick. Thanks everybody! Please share with your friends.

 

[GotTanked]

Hello Hydrophyte,

My ex-girlfriend is fairly sure I left her for you. I am planning to start my riparium next year. Please fill my empty life with your ripariums.

Sincerely,
Tanked

 

[hydrophyte]

I wanted to get a couple of pictures side-by-side to show how the planting in my 50 has grown in since I replanted it with the current layout.

This shot here is dated 1 June 2010.

And this is the quick FTS from last week, same as the one above, dated 27 August 2010.

 

[hydrophyte]

Here is that spathe on my Anubias hastifolia. It's not so much to look at, but I have had this plant growing now for a couple of years and it is fun to see it bloom. The spathe might open up some more. I will return with more pictures if it does.

 

[fishycat]

Gorgeous growth, and it's always great to see blooming plants!

 

[angel fresh]

very nicely growing and blooming anubias.:thumbsup:

 

[hydrophyte]

Thanks you two!

 

[eraagne]

I want to do a small 10g betta riparium. Are there any appropriate flowering plants I could try? I was looking at your other posts on the orchid site. Would any of those be possible? Any orchids I mean.

 

[hydrophyte]

Orchids are kind of tricky and I haven't found any that grow real well in ripariums...although I have killed a few trying.

Peace lilies and pilea would be real good for a betta setup.