Mini Narrow Java Fern

[blue33]

Sharing one of my gems. The "Mini Narrow Java Ferns". They are short and thin, very good for any setup, for small to big tank. Badly to said this is very rare in the market.

[limz_777]

does it sprout new plantlets fast ?

[cyberplant]

I have small quantity of Narrow leaf tied to mesh....experienced very slow growth for my case.

Blue33 : urs is very nice

[Ben555]

That is nice Adrain. Can I come by your house for some?

[blue33]

does it sprout new plantlets fast ?

Now it sprout fast since the setup is more mature. It sprout from the rhizome most of the time than on the leaflet we commonly seen.

I have small quantity of Narrow leaf tied to mesh....experienced very slow growth for my case.

Blue33 : urs is very nice

Thanks. Starting they grow slow as my setup was still pretty new, now they grow much faster.

That is nice Adrain. Can I come by your house for some?

Thanks Ben. Can come but when leave have to full body search in naked.

[Asgard]

I'm happy for you, but also a little jealous
How does it differ from regular narrow leaf?

[equidorz]

Sharing one of my gems. The "Mini Narrow Java Ferns". They are short and thin, very good for any setup, for small to big tank. Badly to said this is very rare in the market.

Is that BBA on the leaves? Surprise to see it in your set up! You are the planted guru!! LOL! Nice plant anyway!

[blue33]

I'm happy for you, but also a little jealous
How does it differ from regular narrow leaf?

Is is shorter and smaller, that it rare in the market. lol

[blue33]

Is that BBA on the leaves? Surprise to see it in your set up! You are the planted guru!! LOL! Nice plant anyway!

i'm just a normal planted tank keeper. java fern will have this so called black thing below, they produce plantlets from there. LOL.... if is BBA it wont be so nicely one line.

[blue33]

Is that BBA on the leaves? Surprise to see it in your set up! You are the planted guru!! LOL! Nice plant anyway!

looks like you need lots of read up on plant and what is algae? There are even people who purposely grow algae from what i know. If you know how to manage them, then i can said you're an expert. FYI there's no tank in the world got no algae lar, only how you minimise them from growing only, they are part of eco-system. When you wrote those i was quite shock, whether you know about planted or not? Or just for comment. LOL

[barmby]

I think hii has it too. And.. if I am not wrong... Also, nicky. Check with them.

Indeed, very nice specimen to have.

C328 selling too.

[Puffer]

i'm just a normal planted tank keeper. java fern will have this so called black thing below, they produce plantlets from there. LOL.... if is BBA it wont be so nicely one line.

Adrian you are right. All ferns (land-typed as well) will produce spore bags beneath their leaves for reproduction purpose. By the way, nice and healthy ferns you have there!

[blue33]

I knew that. lol. From what i heard those selling on C328 is not the same one.

I think hii has it too. And.. if I am not wrong... Also, nicky. Check with them.

Indeed, very nice specimen to have.

C328 selling too.

[blue33]

Thanks Rob. Yes those ferns have this kind of thing beneath it for reproduction. Most plant and ferns can be reproduce from their leaf, one of them i've try is glosso, from one leaf without the stem and root, it can still be reproduce, they're really amazing.

Adrian you are right. All ferns (land-typed as well) will produce spore bags beneath their leaves for reproduction purpose. By the way, nice and healthy ferns you have there!

[barmby]

too many cross - over i guess.

[Puffer]

I've some 'mini' ferns (but leaves are not narrow type), and narrow-leaf ferns (quite long)...trying to cultivate them from leaflets grown on the parent leaf-tips as well....Like Colin has mentioned, may have crosses...