Reply With Quotewhat species do you know?? if i'm not wrong it has to be relatively wet..
Anyone with experiences to share on growing Fissiden emersed, thinking of using this plant for vivarium set-up
...I love rubies too ...
Ken
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what species do you know?? if i'm not wrong it has to be relatively wet..
I think they need very high humidity
Various type of unknown Fissidens? and moss? from Kampoeng Naga, Garut, Indonesia.
Regards,
Jeffrey
Last edited by ragn4rok; 2nd Mar 2006 at 22:28.
Justin-
I'm new to Fissidens, how many species are there, any wild local species to collect?
Jeffery-
The pics looks beautiful. These are emersed?
I think I be able to have them emersed if I can have the tank moist and cool.
...I love rubies too ...
Ken
Yippie!! Reptiles and Fishies!
you wanna go collect???
Yes if i find time
...I love rubies too ...
Ken
Jeffery,
I am interested in some of those Indonesian Moss. Will be in Jkt next week. Any idea where I can get some? Can you reco some Aqua Plant shops in the area?
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Jeffrey, able to identify what is the plant for the third picture?
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There are some 900+ species of Fissidens, and if I am not wrong, a good number are terrestrial plants favouring damp (but not aquatic) conditions.
I think too many people are coming to assume that whatever pretty moss, herb or fern they find near water to be potential aquatics.
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