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First one should be anacharis.
Second one I am not sure the name, but it's non aquatic in nature.
Hi all, bought 2 plants from C328 yesterday but not sure what are their names. Can help me to id them please?
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Also how do i plant them? Do i just insert them into the substrate?
Thanks all!
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First one should be anacharis.
Second one I am not sure the name, but it's non aquatic in nature.
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2nd pic looks like non aquatic fern...
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The 2nd one look like Borneo fern I bought from SV last time. It turned brown but kept its shape very well. However on closer look, C328 fern looks a little different which I can't fully explan (a little light green and softer) and there it wrote "AQUA Fern". I didn't buy out of caution. You can try to treat them like aqua plants and tell us the result of your "discovery" later.
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Ermmmm.... I think the first one looks like Egeria densa:
http://www.aquascapingworld.com/plan...php?item_id=97
Plant Profile
Scientific Name: Egeria densa
Common Name: Elodea
Difficulty: Very Easy
CO2 Requirements: Very Low
Lighting Requirements: Very Low
Plant Arrangement: Background
Growth Rate: Moderate
Family: Hydrocharitaceae
Genus: Egeria
Origin: South America
Plant Type: Stem
Water Hardness: Medium (GH = 9-13 dH)
Just an experience to share, for densa, during the initial period, the leaves will tend to melt. But not to worry, they are trying to acclimatise to your tank's water condition. Once they are done acclimatising, the leaves will grow out great and it will grow tall in no time.
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2nd one is SelaginellaOriginally Posted by lionelckg
land plants. i had the blue n red ones
https://www.google.com.sg/search?q=S...w=1024&bih=462
OH, than the 2nd one is not called a fern, it is moss already.
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the second pic is malayan fern (Selanginella wildenowii)
very common at LFS.
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