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  1. 16th Sep 2006, 23:41 #1
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    Is this bolbitis?

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    Hi guys, need help here... can anyone help me identify if this is bolbitis?

    Thanks!

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  2. 17th Sep 2006, 08:41 #2
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    Nope.. It's not
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  3. 17th Sep 2006, 09:04 #3
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    Is it aquatic?
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  4. 17th Sep 2006, 10:12 #4
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    Thanks ragn4rok.

    Any idea what this plant might be then? Aquatic?
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  5. 17th Sep 2006, 14:34 #5
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    Probably some Hymenophyllum or Trichomanes species. These are not aquatic species.

    I think this trend of selling terrestrial species (esp. ferns, mosses, houseplants like Spathyphllums and Aglaonemas) as aquatics stinks.
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  6. 18th Sep 2006, 00:58 #6
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    Well, Budak, some people like them... Even to the point of always buying new ones to replace the decayed ones... No matter what you say to try to convince them, apparently, will not deter them from getting non-aqauatic plants to use in tanks, as long as they think the plants look nice and the LFS owner tells them to keep trying...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Justikanz
    Well, Budak, some people like them...
    Yes despite being told they're non aquatic by LFS here. lol.

    Baranne-that will look great in a terrarium/paludarium setup.
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