Please help to id this plant.

**ranmasatome** · 6th Sep 2005, 11:58

WA! so cute!! send me some leh!..lol

**Fei Miao** · 6th Sep 2005, 16:08

Errr... new aquatic plants...

Looks nice leh

**anttz** · 6th Sep 2005, 17:32

look like algae leh

**Phillipians** · 6th Sep 2005, 18:40

hmmm looks like algae to me too, can chk if got any roots or at least some form of 'substance' ? heh yup, anyway its very nice though i can imagine a whole foreground filled with that

but well if its algae then its another thing altogether

**mab** · 6th Sep 2005, 20:27

Is this the same? Picture is found here
http://mikes-machine.mine.nu/algae_gallery.htm

Seems like your algae is popular

Can fetch high price lah..

Cheers

**|squee|** · 6th Sep 2005, 20:50

It's an algae? If that is an algae I'd buy your old tank water plonk it into a tank with bare driftwood and substrate and watch it colonise man.

It reminds me of those plants you see along forest trails.

A moss of some kind? Have the guys at killies.com responded yet?

**ranmasatome** · 6th Sep 2005, 22:26

dont think its algae la... its got a leaf structure.. but algae also so what? people have a notion that algae is bad.. not always.. if its nice plant it...use it in your aquascape.. as long as it helps you get where you want to go.. who cares what it is..

**jakey** · 6th Sep 2005, 23:21

looks abit like algae. but with the leave type mayb it's a new type of plant just grown immersed?

**itssg** · 7th Sep 2005, 10:04

I was suspecting it is algae. It is inside my shrimp tank. If it is algae, i don't think my yamato will just ignore it. Since the tank full of cherry, tiger, blue, green, yamato, etc shrimps. Btw, the rock was gave by a friend who brought back from Japan.

This is my shrimp breeding tank.