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Yes, it is.
Hi guys,
Is Egeria densa = Elodea?
Would appreciate some clarification. Thanks!
Last edited by benny; 1st Sep 2006 at 14:44. Reason: Split from BGA discussion
Yes, it is.
Double confirmation.
Hi,
I'm interested to keep this Egeria densa..
Found out that it is a floating plant.
But is it possible to tie it to DW or grow in gravel?
The juggling apprentice fish
They will root. So, can be planted like normal stem plants. But you have to look out for rotting at the bottom...
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Oic..Thanks for the reply!
They somewhat needs additional calcium boost to keep sturdy enough, otherwise they will break easily. Mine has grown so fragile due to fast rate of growth but relatively low calcium content within my water.
Usually I put some seashells in my cannister filter to boost the Ca and Mg content in the water.Originally Posted by medicineman
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Triple confirm! ha.
Synonym of Egeria densa is elodea densa.
Lookalikes at one glance are Egeria najas, Elodea canadensis, Hydrilla verticillata and Lagarosiphon major.
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