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maybe Tonina sp belem, not exactly like that but close
Hi guys,
I was actually thinking of setting up a tank looking something like this, anyone can help to recomment plants that looks something like our coconut trees, with strong stems that does sway when there is current?
http://megaweb.clubsnap.org/f30/farm...7_02100081.htm
Regards,
Boon Hong
maybe Tonina sp belem, not exactly like that but close
I have seen those plants sold at the fish shops that look like palm leaves,they are usually tied to driftwood. However, I'm not sure if they are terrestrial plants faked as aquatic and they are rather large.
Gratolias and E. stellata comes to mind... if the bottom part of the stems is bare, or trim off the leaves, a big one sort of looks like a coconut tree...
...I love rubies too ...
Ken
Originally Posted by Fei Miao
Gratolias and E. stellata comes to mind... if the bottom part of the stems is bare, or trim off the leaves, a big one sort of looks like a coconut tree...
E. Stellata looks nice, but I read that it is quite a difficult plant to keep???
Maybe just submerge that pot of plant in your tank
Gratolia is easier option than E. Stellata.
...I love rubies too ...
Ken
OK, thank you very much for the information. So sorry need to get additional information, does anyone know which LFS sells Gratiola or anyone who sells it here?
Thank you!
Last edited by Fei Miao; 27th Feb 2007 at 16:46.
Why not try this as your "coconut tree", Ranunculus papulentus. Saw some at polyart @C328 b4 CNY.
Ranunculus needs cool water rite ... I dun intend to get a chiller. But I do agree that this plant looks pretty close to cocnut tree .... Thanks!
Teo farm have it, I seen them in C328 occasionally as well.
...I love rubies too ...
Ken
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