can i grow a water lily in a 30 long with only 3 inches of water? if so, any suggestions on a type that would do well like that? it is for my frogs.
water lily
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okay, thanks. so i guess those are out. anyone have any suggestions on what i can grow for my frogs to sit on? i was really hoping for some lily pads.
Amazon frogbit looks like dwarf lily leaves, and grows large enough to support the weight of firebelly toads. (At least the small ones I've seen at the lfs, I poersume they don't get bigger...) Otherwise, you can likely find a plastic water lily or something similar online if not at your lfs.
Select from 12 to 18-inch basket of lilies in your plants. Fill the mix of land three quarters basket full and heavy, like earth. Light potting mix that you are using indoor plants for decorating floats away, when immersed in water. Remove the lilies in the pond basket, and all that, in late autumn, if they are in an area where the pond freezes in winter. Wrap in plastic and stored in a cool winter. When spring comes, pull the dead leaves, fertilize and put back in the pool.
It is for an aquarium not a pond.
I love my banana plant but I think more like it require for it, and I know it needs more than 3" . You might have to add some boulders or wood in place of the pads.
I love my banana plant but I think more like it require for it, and I know it needs more than 3" . You might have to add some boulders or wood in place of the pads.
