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Cryptocoryne willisii

C. willisii, I keep forgetting the name of this lovely little plant, and in fact I'm not 100% convinced it's actually the plant I have in my tank. But it's what i ordered, and the leave...

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Bacopa australis

A chunky sort of plant I have this in the Fish-cam tank. I found it very hard to keep from floating, and it doesn't seem to be thriving even though it's in theory an easy plant to keep. The...

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Thin Vallis

The hardiest plant in my tank. This stuff is growing like crazy and needs to be constantly trimmed. Also a great hiding place for fish.

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Stricta

Although I'm not sure what variety, I have had success growing Stricta in my tank. Unfortunately, the snails find it's stems delicious, and constantly pruned it for me.

I have moved the remaining bunch to the hospital/quarantine tank which has no snails to munch on it.

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Wisteria

I briefly had a lareg bunch of Wisteria in the Fish-cam tank, But it was tooo big for such a small tank and blocked out the light from everything else.

It's been given to Raph for his frog/tadpole tank and is thriving. It looks great in a large tank like he has.

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Dwarf Hairgrass

The plants in the foreground on Fish-Cam are Dwarf Hairgrass. The substrate isn't really suitable for such a fine plant, so tehy are still in their plastic tubs.

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Glosso

I was unable to keep Glosso alive in my primary tank. Perhaps later when I have a tank with more light and C02 I will try again.

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Java Fern

Microsorum pteropus, otherwise known as Java Fern is an easy to grow and very widely available aquarium plant. It's ability to grown on rocks and other non 'planted' substrate...

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