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  1. 12th Apr 2011, 19:00 #1
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    can someone tell which plant is good for carpeting or foreground and specialy not demanding..thanks
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    Re: foreground plants

    I have a fews to recommend. please let me know demanding is relative to? high light needs? frequent trimmings?
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    Re: foreground plants

    Hey, interested to know too. Preferably with low lighting and no CO2

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    Re: foreground plants

    i need something that low light foreground plants..
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  5. 25th Apr 2011, 13:30 #5
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    Re: foreground plants

    echinodorus tenellus might be viable.
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