Doesn't look like an aquatic to me. I think the Oriental Aquarium catalogue lists something like this in its terrarium plants section.
Doesn't look like an aquatic to me. I think the Oriental Aquarium catalogue lists something like this in its terrarium plants section.
Definitely not aquatic. Actually it does not even do well in wet soil!...
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ok guys!! think i know what is it le. shit....i din know its terrarium. it is submerged when i see it in the fish shop!
The plant (based on Dennerle's German online catalogue) looks like Alternanthera bettzickiana, a definite land plant.
Use the www.tropica.com catalogue and also the AQ gallery plant section to help you select suitable plants.. or buy/borrow the Oriental Aquarium catalogue.
yo budak! aiya i also duno ma. the plant was submerged in the fish shop. so i thought its aquatic. so if i submerge it then wat will happen?
no problem... everybody has to learn at some point. why the trade persists in this practice i don't know... maybe it increases turnover for some reason...
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