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How many stalks are you looking at?
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As titled. Is Echinodorus Vesuvius available locally?
The plant looks like the below. (from plantedtank.net)
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Hi,
How many stalks are you looking at?
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Hi thanks for the reply.
Around 10? Enough for a starter batch.
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I am afraid that I do not have so much, I can maybe spare 2.
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Is it enough to do a starter?
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Just got a pot at polyart. C328 have a pot left.
Thanks for the heads up.Originally Posted by jt1
I'll pay a visit to c328, if no stocks maybe ask can order anot.
Btw, how much was it? $5 per pot?
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Like someone selling!
http://www.aquaticquotient.com/forum...790#post637790
quite different. Different group. TS looking at Echinodorus, while corkscrew is from Vallisneria group....
Am i right Felix?? Still learning, this names drives me nuts......
The Vesuvius is something rare from Echinodorus..... some books i look do not have it labelled..... maybe this plants surfaced few years ago only..... just my guess, can be very wrong.
Cork screw is easy to keep and undemanding..... can buy as nice background plant....
Ranchu have 2, Felix my guess is can start, as base on internet, they can spread quite good..... need iron supplement and sandy subtract i think....
Not same. It should be vallisneria spiralis
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Yany selling cork screw not spirals or ??????
Reference pages, there are further details there.
http://www.floridaaquatic.com/aquari..._vesuvius.html
http://mizuworld.com/index.php/product/detail/1474
now we see the Vallis family Yany bro is selling.
Reference sites, also further detail remain in the site.
http://www.petfish.net/kb/entry/243/
http://www.aquariumdomain.com/viewFr...eshwater_id=14
I am looking at the 1st one mentioned.
Reasons, cause the look after some google searching turns out it might not grow as tall as Vallisneria family nor E.tenellus which is popular.
Plus point, it seems that it fans out more then E.tenellus. So i hope can try this plant and maybe cultivate it
When take out of water (i believe emersed growth, yes believe means i cannot confirm as i have no experience pior to this thread.) it should look like the picture in the below link.
http://www.aquariumlife.com.au/showt...28CLEARANCE%29
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Common Name: Corkscrew Val
Scientific Name: Vallisneria Spiralis
Credits: Petfish.net
Btw: i think i kept before the "giant" version... damm monster plant... grow all the way 20" to the top of my 3 footer...
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Echinodorus suppose to be bog plants, so you should be right they can be emersed.
The one that i have looks like yany type, but the picture you post quite different from mine..... attached.
20 inch is damn scary...... the one you want is mini version haha
oops, sorry for the misinformation. Actually I have both of them in my previous tank. Let me share them for comparison.
Foreground - Echinodorus Vesuvius
Background - Vallisneria Spiralis
Echinodorus has tigher twirls and thinner leaves. Hope I'm correct this time.
growth depend environment ma, must try see how it goes...this tank left less then 60 days...
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i still feel Echinodorus family in general has thinner leaves. i am pairing with HC lawn , stragone sp around the rocky zone of my try for fun scape.oops, sorry for the misinformation. Actually I have both of them in my previous tank. Let me share them for comparison.
Foreground - Echinodorus Vesuvius
Background - Vallisneria Spiralis
Echinodorus has tigher twirls and thinner leaves. Hope I'm correct this time.
Vallisneria is more normally growing taller then Echinodorus ... zonkie can confirm?
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base on zonkie confirm mine is V.S
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