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Is this a glosso? or what plant is this call?
Last edited by aquascaping1982; 3rd Nov 2006 at 15:29. Reason: Brought new plant today..
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(l)(l)4 Echinodorus leaves(l)(l)
Anyone pls?
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Cant see the plants well enough ....
First one prob some rotala sp.
Second one should be windelov.
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hey smallfish thanks..
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1st pic - Rotala Nanjeshan
2nd pic - Windelov Fern
Now the pics are a lot better.
I second the opinion...
1. Rotala nanjeshan
2. Microsorum pteropus var windelov
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ok thanks everyone for the answer..
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Need ID again..sorry to trouble you guys again..
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Looks like Elatine tiandra aka APP to me. Plant it individually and not as clumps if you want them to crawl nicely across your foreground...
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Ermmm so chim.. is it a difficult plant to keep?Originally Posted by valice
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Looks like a stem plant but unable to identify it.
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doesn't look like stem plant because there's quite a fair bit of roots on the 'body'
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i concur with Valice. Shld be APP.
Looks like L. Cardinalis(Ermerse Form) to me.
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Ermmm what is the correct plant? APP or L.Cardinalis..
by the way I can't find info of the APP at tropica
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It is defintely not L. cardinalis... The emersed of a L. cardinalis has purplish leaves on green...
Elatine triandra. Cut and plant them like you do with Glosso.
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I do have them in emersed form. They looked more or less the same from the picture that was posted. If im not wrong only with strong lighting the leaves will turn slightly purple.
Anyway its just a guess, i could be wrong
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