Reply With Quotei have some kind of marsilea sp. but i dont know what it is.. grows great in my tank.. quite slow though.. i got them at gratiola when it was still around..
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Hi... Has anyone here tried the Marsilea quadrifolia or the Marsilea crenata? Read about them in the plant handbook... They seem like rather interesting plants, short, pretty and local...
If you had tried them, where to get them?
Thanks!...
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i have some kind of marsilea sp. but i dont know what it is.. grows great in my tank.. quite slow though.. i got them at gratiola when it was still around..
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I've got Marsilea quadrifolia. Easy plant. Get sumersed ones... easier to plant. You can get emersed ones from Teo's, but they are a PITA to process and plant. I'm more then happy to giveaway my prunings.
Teo has the smaller Marsilea too.
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Ooo... Ok, thanks... Will ask Wackytpt later... Thanks!
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Oh, it'll be great to get some from you...Originally Posted by vinz
My APP not doing well and so was thinking of using another smaller plant...
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While you are at Teo's, why not get some M Drummodi to try out as well. It is called "spoon shaped grass" in Chinese. Tiny and does not need much light. It actually shy away from strong direct lighting during growth. Good for foreground albeit not as lushy as glosso.
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