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  1. 2nd Mar 2010, 20:41 #1
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    I'm DarrellAR. I live in Portland OR USA which is on the west coast of the US. I love planted aquaria. Right now I am developing my knowledge of the forground plants like fissidens, mosses, glosso, riccia etc. I was hoping I might be able to grow Fissidens splachnobryoides in wire mesh for a forground plant. Would I need CO2 to do this? Is this possible? Thanks
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    Re: Hello:

    Welcome to AQ!

    It will be better if your tank have co2 injected into it.

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    Nicholas

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    Re: Hello:

    welcome to AQ!
    injecting co2 does wonders to plants' growth.
    hope you'll have a great time here.
    thomas liew
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