Cyperus helferi![]()
Cyperus helferi![]()
HC lawn mixed with Japanese hairgrass for the foreground. Emersed background... Look for pond plants. Usually can be found at those nurseries along Thomson road.
Side track - What are the dimensions for that tank and where'd you get the light stand from?
Call me Brian.
P.S. This is what part of the alphabet would look like if Q and R were eliminated.
glossostigma?
I presumed this is a 5 feet tank,
Here's my take on emersed plants section only,
background-don't know the proper name but I'm thinking a papayrus-like marsh plants you see along the ponds in Botanical pond and sold at farm-mart, this will give a nice height and greens.
mid-some emersed echinodrus sp(nice flowers), java ferns on raised wooded areas
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Last edited by Fei Miao; 7th Nov 2006 at 16:39.
...I love rubies too ...
Ken
I can foresee a nice tank show out.
Hi, what are your tank dimensions?
The water seemed really filled to the brim, nice, but no suitable for people like me with itchy hands.![]()
Hope you find your ideal foreground plant soon!
- eric
For emersed background plant, I suggest Cyperus alternifolius.
Foreground plant, I suggest Lobelia cardinalis 'Small Form' and Cryptocoryne parva.
Midground plant, I suggest Bolbitis heudelotii and Microsorium pteropus'Narrow Leaf'.
Wow.... May i know where did you get your lights "holder" from? Did you DIY it or you bought it off the rack? I'm thinking of doing a "holder" like the one you have.![]()
the emersed growing plants are finally growing out of the water after 2 weeks.
Last edited by juilian75; 8th Dec 2006 at 16:32.
Nice tank julian, very interesting ... maybe a little bit of red coloured plant like crypt wendtii red will make it more interesting? just my 2 cents
Dude. Think it actually looks pretty good without any foreground plants, gives ait a very wild fern tank look..Oh..care to share where you got you stand from?
You can get the stand from Eco-culture. Went there recently and saw them using it. Don't know the price though.
Nice tank Julian...i like the wild look
Not too bad for a first try I think.
Still looking for plants that would shoot out of the water nicely.
been trying with different plants but pulled most out due to the undesired effect it created.
Oh well, like I said WorK in progress.
Life's a journey, not a destination.
Last edited by juilian75; 13th Dec 2006 at 23:43.
Looks good, you can consider Ludwiga repens and bacopa sp, they have nice flower, especially bacopasother stems plants which grows well above water is a what teo's called in chinese "red apple" the plants is pinkish in colour.
...I love rubies too ...
Ken
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