Any Idea what plant is this??
Hi All:
Any idea what plant is this??? Can find in Singapore??
http://www.aqugrass.com/phpBB2/mygallery.php
The post actually refer it as "Jade Lotus" in Cantonese.
Regards
Last edited by Fatboy; 1st Mar 2006 at 19:48.
If I guess it correctly, this pic is magnified many times. The plant is in fact about the size of moss. I believe killies.com mentioned about the plants before in their forum. I saw something similar at Bioplast. I believe he is selling it. Make a trip down and check it out. Should be available for sale.
Cheers!
Yes the photo is magnified many times
Kadios...
By the way where is Bioplast ??
Are you refer to Biotope???
Biotope Aquarium
Blk 2 Jalan Bt Merah #01-5152
Tel: 6275 5255
latest up: Been there during lunch time... don't have..
Regards
Last edited by Fatboy; 2nd Mar 2006 at 13:03.
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they have it in the large tanks.. you really have to be looking cos the plant it reall TINY!!..it looks like a green mat. i have some at home.. i think it might be a plagionium species.. but still looking around..
BIOPLASTOriginally Posted by Fatboy
Kadios...
By the way where is Bioplast ??
Are you refer to Biotope???
Biotope Aquarium
Blk 2 Jalan Bt Merah #01-5152
Tel: 6275 5255
latest up: Been there during lunch time... don't have..
Regards
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BLK 22 Boon Keng Road, #01-23, Singapore 330022
Tel: 6296-4916, 6296-4919
See this thread on LFS List.
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Attachment 2371I guess this is the one you all are talking about:
This picture is taken from Killies.com. The discussion can be found at http://www.killies.com/forum/viewtop...light=bioplast
Yes, it is definitely very small in size as compared with the size of the yamato shrimp.
I suggest jade "stars" would be a more appropriate name. "Lotus" implies a plant of bigger size
Last edited by zenscape; 17th Apr 2006 at 15:36.
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that's not even a yamato, looks more like malayan. that's how small it is
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I don't think it is the same plant. Check out the shrimp in the background. This plant is bigger than the one in Bioplast.Attachment 2371I guess this is the one you all are talking about:
This picture is taken from Killies.com. The discussion can be found at http://www.killies.com/forum/viewtop...light=bioplast
Yes, it is definitely very small in size as compared with the size of the yamato shrimp.
I suggest jade "stars" would be a more appropriate name. "Lotus" implies a plant of bigger size
Hi All:
Better pic. to compare with the shrimp.
BTW, must find a reason to detour to BIOPLAST... hehe.
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the 'plant' looks like the prothallus of a fern to me.
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actually in size comparison its quite big... almost like a 20cent coin size..
And Bioplast is the only place that has this? Amazing!
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