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I'm making my own micros now, and I thought my scales went down to miligrams (0.001), but they don't. My plants are doing great, so maybe I don't care, but I'm looking at the correct scales anyway. All the weighing pans on the ones I can find are tiny. Does anyone have a good recommendation for scales that go down to 0.001g and have a decent size weigh surface/pan?
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These are my erios after two months of growth. It seems to me that it has already produced plantlets, but it’s nowhere near its adult size as a plant. Should I be splitting now to prevent overcrowding? Or should I wait until the clump has reached its adult size?
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Hi all,
I’m in the very early stages of a 120P build, currently still collecting gear with the tank on order and a stand under construction. I’m going for a lower maintenance, lower energy but still high tech setup with daily dosing and pressurised CO2.
In considering tank inhabitants, I have always wanted to keep a couple of special plecos. Available here and within my price range are the L201 (Orinoco Pleco) and the L134 (Leopard Frog Pleco).
Pics for reference.
These are smaller plecos and while I appreciate they may do some "damage" to more delicate plants, I was wondering what thought are one incorporating 2-3 individuals as part of a community heavily planted tank. I am going for more of a natural scape, with few to no stem plants. Other tank mates would be Chilli rasporas, a couple of corys to shuffle substrate and perhaps some ottos to help cleaning the glass and generally looking cool.
Whats thoughts?
Cheers
I’m in the very early stages of a 120P build, currently still collecting gear with the tank on order and a stand under construction. I’m going for a lower maintenance, lower energy but still high tech setup with daily dosing and pressurised CO2.
In considering tank inhabitants, I have always wanted to keep a couple of special plecos. Available here and within my price range are the L201 (Orinoco Pleco) and the L134 (Leopard Frog Pleco).
Pics for reference.
These are smaller plecos and while I appreciate they may do some "damage" to more delicate plants, I was wondering what thought are one incorporating 2-3 individuals as part of a community heavily planted tank. I am going for more of a natural scape, with few to no stem plants. Other tank mates would be Chilli rasporas, a couple of corys to shuffle substrate and perhaps some ottos to help cleaning the glass and generally looking cool.
Whats thoughts?
Cheers
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Hi, been a while. I was looking through Tropica's plant list. And my attention snagged on their inspiration scapes, as it often does.
The one below is new to me though. I really like it, and it's become my favourite. Its by Fabian Beck, and called Ndokulandela. Which led me to wondering, do you have a favourite?
The one below is new to me though. I really like it, and it's become my favourite. Its by Fabian Beck, and called Ndokulandela. Which led me to wondering, do you have a favourite?
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Could one add baffles to the reactor to increase surface area instead of extending the reactor? Just curious if there is a reason it wouldnt work?
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I am the proud new owner of a pair of Laetacara (probably L.dorsigera). About 2" TL currently. They don't seem to be common in the hobby. Does anyone else have any ? Or experience of keeping them ?
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Hi all,
First of all thanks so much for the amazing threads and input from all the super knowledgeable and experienced scapers on here.
My question and apologies if this has been specifically discussed previously, but I'm wondering if an RO system would be a worthwhile investment for a high tech planted tank.
My town water which I currently use is not on the grid with the main city water supply that I used to access. Our town water is sourced from a creek, not a huge reservoir, and can vary from time to time, more than I would like. For example, the PH can be anywhere from 7-8, KH when measured some months ago was 4dKH, is now 6. GH 7dGH.
I know they are still within reasonable bounds though.
I could look at ways to just lower KH using HCL for an example but that doesn't fix the stability of the water supply for the other elements.
I'm also not able to obtain a water report.
I've just put in a plant order for my new scape (which I think I'll start a journal on soon) that includes plants like Syngonanthus macrocaulon which prefers lower KH.
Ro a good investment or am I over thinking it?
First of all thanks so much for the amazing threads and input from all the super knowledgeable and experienced scapers on here.
My question and apologies if this has been specifically discussed previously, but I'm wondering if an RO system would be a worthwhile investment for a high tech planted tank.
My town water which I currently use is not on the grid with the main city water supply that I used to access. Our town water is sourced from a creek, not a huge reservoir, and can vary from time to time, more than I would like. For example, the PH can be anywhere from 7-8, KH when measured some months ago was 4dKH, is now 6. GH 7dGH.
I know they are still within reasonable bounds though.
I could look at ways to just lower KH using HCL for an example but that doesn't fix the stability of the water supply for the other elements.
I'm also not able to obtain a water report.
I've just put in a plant order for my new scape (which I think I'll start a journal on soon) that includes plants like Syngonanthus macrocaulon which prefers lower KH.
Ro a good investment or am I over thinking it?
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Rockstar
Was browsing AliExpress and came across these. I don't know how long they've been around but first time I've seen this style and I'm intrigued by the idea of push to connect dual valves. The price is a bit high, especially for AliExpress, but they are metal and they're 8mm shorter than the Chihiros quick connects which were already shorter than other brands. I might buy a couple just to check them out. The brand name is the same as some of the stainless lily pipes I've tried.
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Acmella repens - One of the best "street" stems there is. Strong contrast with almost anything, even greens.
3 for $10/7 for $18
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Bacopa colorata
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic
Bacopa salzmannii 'Purple' SG
3 for $10/7 for $19 (3 avail)
See Pic - See Pic
NEW! Blyxa japonica var. Recurvifolia
$7 ea/3 for $18/6 for $30 (3 avail)
See Pic - See Pic
Cabomba furcata
3 for $12/6 for $20
See Pic - See Pic
Clinopodium brownei*
7 for $12
See Pic - See Pic
Didiplis diandra - Typically each stem has 2-3 branches at the same height, 3 will look like 6-7 so you really dont have to buy many
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
**NEW - Eichornia diversifolia -
3 for $10/7 for $18
(pic coming)
Gratiola viscidula* - Awesomely tiny foreground stem, looks like it has thorns. Use in front of a red or dark color for the best impression
6 for $9/12 for $15 X
See Pic
Hedyotis salzmannii*
3 for $7/7 for $13
See Pic
Heteranthera zosterfolia*
7 for $12
See Pic
Hyptis lorentziana
3 for $10/6 for $18 X
See Pic - See Pic
Hygrophila siamensis 53B - Great smaller size "big-leaved green" that every Garden or Dutch style needs. Bright green with long slender leaves, branchy plant that makes a full bush thats easy to shape however you want.. Its about half the size of similar Hygros like corymbosa and siamesis, and its a lot more finicky. It needs CO2, clean conditions and either a rich water or rich substrate. Fun fact: Originally a Tropica cultivar, '53B' is the trial that wound up working. These are tops around 7-8" tall with a side branch or three
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic - See Pic
Hygrophila Triflora*
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic
Limnophila aromatica Mini
3 for $7/ 7 for $12
See Pic - See Pic
Limnophila barteri (aka sp Vietnam) - The perfect midground plant, small branchy and bright green. Grows naturally into a full bush you can trim into any shape you want. Hard to find in the US.
3 for $9/7 for $18
See Pic
Limnophila belem - Beautiful uncommon Limno with narrow green leaves that get a bold purple stripe through them. These are fat stems with a side branch or two
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic - See Pic
Limnophila rugosa
3 for $10/6 for $18 (3 avail)
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Limnophila hippuroides
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic - See Pic
Limnophila wilsonii - The perfect "fuzzy green" stem. Native to Australia, newly described in 2019 and still hard to find in the US. Its 2” width and moderate growth rate makes it the perfect "fuzzy green" stem
3 for $9/7 for $18
See Pic
Ludwigia brevipes
3 for $8/7 for $15
See Pic - See Pic
Ludwigia inclinata - The original bright orange stem plant that all the other inclinata varieties are sired from. Cool feature about this one is mature stems make a short side branch at every node that stays around an inch long. It makes the group look full and solid. Its very fast under strong light and co2. The tops need replanting often so it does best with a rich water column that doesnt rely on substrate nutrients. It grows faster than the roots form
3 for $10/6 for $18
See Pic -
Ludwigia inclinata Curly/Tornado
3 for $12/6 for $20X
See Pic See Pic
Ludwigia inclinata Meta (Pantanal Twin)
3 for $10/7 for $18
See Pic - See Pic
Ludwigia palustris Red (aka Super Red Mini)
3 for $8/7 for $15
See Pic - See Pic
Ludwigia ovalis 'Pink' - A mid-size stem with a natural deep pink color. It branches a lot and takes pruning very well. Excellent for a midground bush that you can shape any way you like
3 for $8/7 for $15 (3 avail)
See pic - See Pic
NEW! Ludwigia ovalis Red Skeleton - This one is brand new to the hobby. The leaves have strong yellow/orange variegation on top and the undersides are solid pink. Like other ovalis it branches a lot and works best kept as a bush
3 for $10/6 for $18 (3 avail)
See Pic
Ludwigia rubin
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic - See Pic
Ludwigia senegalensis
3 for $10/7 for $20
See Pic
Mayaca fluviatilis - A great bright green fine-leaf species that is on the narrow side at .75" or so wide. Its an easy plant in general with co2, not prone to stunting like many similarly built stems (wallichii types, etc) It is also a prolific pearler, Ive never seen a plant that pearls more than this one does!
7 for $12
See Pic
Myriophyllum sp Roraima*
3 for $10/6 for $18 (3 avail)
See Pic
Myriophyllum Mato Grossense 'Gold'
3 for $10/6 for $18
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Persicaria Sao Paulo - Beautiful deep wine-red stem, with long slender leaves and a stiff red stem. A small cluster of just a few rising above surrounding plants makes a dynamic impact anywhere
3 for $12/6 for $22
See Pic - See Pic
NEW! Persicaria cf. Fasset Green - This is an awesome new Persicaria variety discovered only a year or so ago by Chris Fasset. It is yet to be officially id'd. Its on the smaller side for Persicaria, about like Sao Paulo, its a deep jade-colored shade of green, stays vertical and has a nice moderate grow rate. Never before offered to the public outside of a few personal trades
$5 each/3 for $13/ 6 for $24
See Pic
Penthorum sedoides* - One of the most versatile scaping plants in the hobby. Can be kept low almost in a carpet, or let it grow tall like a regular stem plant. Stays vertical and doesnt branch much unless you top it. Good 'street' plant. To keep it low just mow it down into whatever height or shape you want. Can go all the way down to the sub with it. The stumps will each throw 2-3 new ones in smaller tighter growth. Very easy to grow, with or w/o CO2. These will typically be young plants 3-6" tall
3 for $8/7 for $15
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Pogostemon decanensis (fka P. erectus)
3 for $9/6 for $15 (currently young rooted stems ~4" tall)
See Pic - See Pic
Pogostemon Kimberly
$6 each/3 for $15/6 for $27
See Pic - See Pic
NEW! Proserpinaca palustris aka Mermaid Weed
3 for $10/6 for $18 X
See Pic
Rotala Blood Red SG
3 for $9/7 for $18 (3 avail)
See Pic
Rotala macrandra 'Kochi'
3 for $10/7 for $19
See Pic - See Pic
Rotala macrandra 'Variegated'
3 for $10/6 for $18(3 avail)
See Pic - See Pic
Rotala Maka Red - Beautiful fine-leaved variety, much like the wallichii variants except its a wider stem
3 for $10/6 for $18
pic coming...
Rotala Mini Butterfly Type-4
3 for $8/7 for $15 (3 avail)
See Pic
Rotala wallichii 'Enie'
3 for $8/7 for $15
See Pic
Rotala wallichii 'Vietnam’
3 for $8/7 for $15 X
See Pic
Rotala ramosior 'Sunset'
$9 each/3 for $24/6 for $45 X
See Pic
Rotala ramosior 'Florida' - read description
Currently available as single stems at least 3" tall, and also rooted bottoms with a minimum of 4-5 new stems at least 1" tall coming out. Anything over 1" can be removed and replanted now. Then plant the remaining rooted bottom as-is to let the rest of them grow out. Each rooted bottom will easily provide 7-8 stems as more grow out. This is the perfect stage of growth to adapt to new parameters
4"-5" tops - $6 ea/3 for $15/
Rooted Bottoms - $15 ea/3 for $ $39 X
See Pic - See Rooted Bottom Example
Rotala sahyadrica fka R. tulunadensis
3 for $15/6 for $27 X
See Pic - See Pic
Rotala sp Green*
7 for $10
See Pic - See Pic
Sclerolepis uniflora - The wildest thing about this rare little gem isnt its stiff leaves and stem, or how slow it grows, it’s that it spreads via runners underground like a Val! If you top it and leave the rooted bottom in place, itll sprout new ones like a regular stem
$9 each/3 for $24
See Pic - See Pic
Syngonanthus macrocaulon (fka S. belem)
3 for $10/6 for $18 X
See Pic
Syngonanthus sp ‘Meta’
3 for $15/6 for $27 X
See Pic
Tonina Fluviatilis
3 for $10/6 for $18 X
See Pic - See Pic
Tonina fluviatilis ‘Lotus Blossom’
3 for $15/6 for $27 X
See Pic
Tonina fluviatilis ‘Toucantins
3 for $12/6 for $21 X
See Pic - See Pic
3 for $10/7 for $18
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Bacopa colorata
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic
Bacopa salzmannii 'Purple' SG
3 for $10/7 for $19 (3 avail)
See Pic - See Pic
NEW! Blyxa japonica var. Recurvifolia
$7 ea/3 for $18/6 for $30 (3 avail)
See Pic - See Pic
Cabomba furcata
3 for $12/6 for $20
See Pic - See Pic
Clinopodium brownei*
7 for $12
See Pic - See Pic
Didiplis diandra - Typically each stem has 2-3 branches at the same height, 3 will look like 6-7 so you really dont have to buy many
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
**NEW - Eichornia diversifolia -
3 for $10/7 for $18
(pic coming)
Gratiola viscidula* - Awesomely tiny foreground stem, looks like it has thorns. Use in front of a red or dark color for the best impression
6 for $9/12 for $15 X
See Pic
Hedyotis salzmannii*
3 for $7/7 for $13
See Pic
Heteranthera zosterfolia*
7 for $12
See Pic
Hyptis lorentziana
3 for $10/6 for $18 X
See Pic - See Pic
Hygrophila siamensis 53B - Great smaller size "big-leaved green" that every Garden or Dutch style needs. Bright green with long slender leaves, branchy plant that makes a full bush thats easy to shape however you want.. Its about half the size of similar Hygros like corymbosa and siamesis, and its a lot more finicky. It needs CO2, clean conditions and either a rich water or rich substrate. Fun fact: Originally a Tropica cultivar, '53B' is the trial that wound up working. These are tops around 7-8" tall with a side branch or three
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic - See Pic
Hygrophila Triflora*
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic
Limnophila aromatica Mini
3 for $7/ 7 for $12
See Pic - See Pic
Limnophila barteri (aka sp Vietnam) - The perfect midground plant, small branchy and bright green. Grows naturally into a full bush you can trim into any shape you want. Hard to find in the US.
3 for $9/7 for $18
See Pic
Limnophila belem - Beautiful uncommon Limno with narrow green leaves that get a bold purple stripe through them. These are fat stems with a side branch or two
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic - See Pic
Limnophila rugosa
3 for $10/6 for $18 (3 avail)
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Limnophila hippuroides
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic - See Pic
Limnophila wilsonii - The perfect "fuzzy green" stem. Native to Australia, newly described in 2019 and still hard to find in the US. Its 2” width and moderate growth rate makes it the perfect "fuzzy green" stem
3 for $9/7 for $18
See Pic
Ludwigia brevipes
3 for $8/7 for $15
See Pic - See Pic
Ludwigia inclinata - The original bright orange stem plant that all the other inclinata varieties are sired from. Cool feature about this one is mature stems make a short side branch at every node that stays around an inch long. It makes the group look full and solid. Its very fast under strong light and co2. The tops need replanting often so it does best with a rich water column that doesnt rely on substrate nutrients. It grows faster than the roots form
3 for $10/6 for $18
See Pic -
Ludwigia inclinata Curly/Tornado
3 for $12/6 for $20X
See Pic See Pic
Ludwigia inclinata Meta (Pantanal Twin)
3 for $10/7 for $18
See Pic - See Pic
Ludwigia palustris Red (aka Super Red Mini)
3 for $8/7 for $15
See Pic - See Pic
Ludwigia ovalis 'Pink' - A mid-size stem with a natural deep pink color. It branches a lot and takes pruning very well. Excellent for a midground bush that you can shape any way you like
3 for $8/7 for $15 (3 avail)
See pic - See Pic
NEW! Ludwigia ovalis Red Skeleton - This one is brand new to the hobby. The leaves have strong yellow/orange variegation on top and the undersides are solid pink. Like other ovalis it branches a lot and works best kept as a bush
3 for $10/6 for $18 (3 avail)
See Pic
Ludwigia rubin
3 for $9/6 for $15
See Pic - See Pic
Ludwigia senegalensis
3 for $10/7 for $20
See Pic
Mayaca fluviatilis - A great bright green fine-leaf species that is on the narrow side at .75" or so wide. Its an easy plant in general with co2, not prone to stunting like many similarly built stems (wallichii types, etc) It is also a prolific pearler, Ive never seen a plant that pearls more than this one does!
7 for $12
See Pic
Myriophyllum sp Roraima*
3 for $10/6 for $18 (3 avail)
See Pic
Myriophyllum Mato Grossense 'Gold'
3 for $10/6 for $18
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Persicaria Sao Paulo - Beautiful deep wine-red stem, with long slender leaves and a stiff red stem. A small cluster of just a few rising above surrounding plants makes a dynamic impact anywhere
3 for $12/6 for $22
See Pic - See Pic
NEW! Persicaria cf. Fasset Green - This is an awesome new Persicaria variety discovered only a year or so ago by Chris Fasset. It is yet to be officially id'd. Its on the smaller side for Persicaria, about like Sao Paulo, its a deep jade-colored shade of green, stays vertical and has a nice moderate grow rate. Never before offered to the public outside of a few personal trades
$5 each/3 for $13/ 6 for $24
See Pic
Penthorum sedoides* - One of the most versatile scaping plants in the hobby. Can be kept low almost in a carpet, or let it grow tall like a regular stem plant. Stays vertical and doesnt branch much unless you top it. Good 'street' plant. To keep it low just mow it down into whatever height or shape you want. Can go all the way down to the sub with it. The stumps will each throw 2-3 new ones in smaller tighter growth. Very easy to grow, with or w/o CO2. These will typically be young plants 3-6" tall
3 for $8/7 for $15
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Pogostemon decanensis (fka P. erectus)
3 for $9/6 for $15 (currently young rooted stems ~4" tall)
See Pic - See Pic
Pogostemon Kimberly
$6 each/3 for $15/6 for $27
See Pic - See Pic
NEW! Proserpinaca palustris aka Mermaid Weed
3 for $10/6 for $18 X
See Pic
Rotala Blood Red SG
3 for $9/7 for $18 (3 avail)
See Pic
Rotala macrandra 'Kochi'
3 for $10/7 for $19
See Pic - See Pic
Rotala macrandra 'Variegated'
3 for $10/6 for $18(3 avail)
See Pic - See Pic
Rotala Maka Red - Beautiful fine-leaved variety, much like the wallichii variants except its a wider stem
3 for $10/6 for $18
pic coming...
Rotala Mini Butterfly Type-4
3 for $8/7 for $15 (3 avail)
See Pic
Rotala wallichii 'Enie'
3 for $8/7 for $15
See Pic
Rotala wallichii 'Vietnam’
3 for $8/7 for $15 X
See Pic
Rotala ramosior 'Sunset'
$9 each/3 for $24/6 for $45 X
See Pic
Rotala ramosior 'Florida' - read description
Currently available as single stems at least 3" tall, and also rooted bottoms with a minimum of 4-5 new stems at least 1" tall coming out. Anything over 1" can be removed and replanted now. Then plant the remaining rooted bottom as-is to let the rest of them grow out. Each rooted bottom will easily provide 7-8 stems as more grow out. This is the perfect stage of growth to adapt to new parameters
4"-5" tops - $6 ea/3 for $15/
Rooted Bottoms - $15 ea/3 for $ $39 X
See Pic - See Rooted Bottom Example
Rotala sahyadrica fka R. tulunadensis
3 for $15/6 for $27 X
See Pic - See Pic
Rotala sp Green*
7 for $10
See Pic - See Pic
Sclerolepis uniflora - The wildest thing about this rare little gem isnt its stiff leaves and stem, or how slow it grows, it’s that it spreads via runners underground like a Val! If you top it and leave the rooted bottom in place, itll sprout new ones like a regular stem
$9 each/3 for $24
See Pic - See Pic
Syngonanthus macrocaulon (fka S. belem)
3 for $10/6 for $18 X
See Pic
Syngonanthus sp ‘Meta’
3 for $15/6 for $27 X
See Pic
Tonina Fluviatilis
3 for $10/6 for $18 X
See Pic - See Pic
Tonina fluviatilis ‘Lotus Blossom’
3 for $15/6 for $27 X
See Pic
Tonina fluviatilis ‘Toucantins
3 for $12/6 for $21 X
See Pic - See Pic
ROSETTES/OTHER:
Anubias nana Petite* - Minimum 2” rhizome w 6-7 leaves
$6 each/3 for $15/6 for $27 X
See Pic
AR Mini ‘Variegated’ (Rosanervig Mini)
$7 each/3 for $18/6 for $32 (1 avail)
See Pic - See PicX
NEW! Barclaya Longifolia Red - Have a couple real nice about 10" w 6-8 leaves. It matures around 12"-14"
$17 ea/
See Pic - See Pic
Blyxa japonica - The classic grass you still cant beat for the look it gives. These will be fat rooted singles. Color will vary depending on which tank they come from. Stronger light makes it various beautiful bronze shades, lower light it stays green. Itll quickly change to whatever yours is
3 for $10/6 for $18
See Pic
Blyxa sp Red - Exact taxonomy is unknown, likely an auberti red variant. It gets tall and deep red. Full grown around 24". Grows straight up then lays over the surface. It is essentially a tall version of the one called 'Novoguineensis. Most for sale are 10-12” tall with a dozen or so leaves, some not in full color yet
$19 ea/3 for $49 X
See Pic
NEW! Blyxa aubertii var. Roban - new to the hobby and still highly uncommon. It gets about 12-15" tall. The coloration is wild, Ive seen it stay mostly bright green under strong light, and also turn a really bright shade of brownish red, sometimes only the top half or bottom half of the leaves. I havent had it long enough to know its most likely tendency. Seems pretty easy to grow with co2, about like most Blyxa, self divides etc
$24 ea/(1 sm avail for $19, tennis ball size)
See Pic
Bolbitis heteroclita 'Difformis'* aka Mini Bolbitis - Min size 3” rhizome w 4-5 big leaves
$15 ea/(1 avail)
See Pic
$9.00 ea/3 for $24(1 avail)
See Pic
C. Nurii Rosen Maiden*
$17 ea/3 for $45
See Pic
C. Nurii 'Pa Hang Mutated'* - Beautiful Nurii variety that still stands up under strong light, instead of laying flat against the bottom like most nurii do. For an added bonus the underside of the leaves is solid pink!
$25 each/3 for $69 X
See Pic
C. wendtii Brown*
$7 ea/3 for $18
pic coming..
C. wendtii Green Gecko* - Gorgeous plant with deep green leaves and dark, almost black markings on the inner middle part. It also stays vertical under strong light instead of laying flat like many Crypts do
$12 ea/3 for $29
See Pic
/Crypts
**NEW! - Elatine triandra var. Flourescence - This rare variety is green under low light/non-co2, and grows taller like a very small stem plant. Under brighter light and co2 it goes deep yellow-orange, hugs the ground and branches like a bushy carpet
6+ Bunch $15 X
See Pic
Erio dalzeli (fka E. sp Kannurense)
$19 ea/3 for $49/6 for $79 -
See Pic - See Pic
Erio Vietnam* - Awesome dark green grassy plant, very underrated for scaping. Its the only dark green grassy type Im aware of, looks great placed between bright species
$7 ea/3 for $18/ 6 for $32
See Pic
Helanthium bolivianum Angustifolia* - Tall grassy plant with narrow leaves ~1/4" wide, gets aound 24" tall. Its great for front curtains, background, or in a cluster rising up from the middle somewhere where it makes a dramatic impression. Spreads via runners across the bottom
$5 ea/3 for $12/6 for $20
See Pic - See Pic
Hemianthus callitrichoides (HC) aka Dwarf Baby Tears - ThicK rooted sod pieces. Pull it apart and plant the smallest pieces you have the patience for, about an inch apart (*see pic) A 2x2 piece will easily start a 10x6 area
2”x2” for $15/3 for $39X
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Hygrophila Araguaia - Fat rooted stems w a side branch or two
3 for $9/6 for $15 X
See Pic
Hygrophila serpyllum* - Highly uncommon, bright green carpeting plant with round, dime-size leaves. Sold by the node. To start it out, pinch the runners in lengths of 1 or 2 nodes each. Use tweezers to plant about an inch apart. No need to be careful with it, may have to bury a leaf or two to make it stay down. Not to worry, it’ll take right off
20 Nodes $15/40 nodes for $25
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Isoetes lacustris* - Tall dark green bladey plant thats stiff enough to take some current without bending over. Grows slow, will eventually hit 20” tall or better. Extremely hard to find these days, all but disappeared from the US. Last pic is approx size you’ll get, ~10-12” tall w 8-10 leaves
$19 ea/3 for $49
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Lagenandra meeboldii Red*
$15 ea/3 for $39 X
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Lobelia cardinalis ‘Mini’* - Fat rooted plants, around raquet ball size
3 for $10/7 for $18 (3 avail)
See Pics - See Pic
Marsilea minuta* - The perfect maintenance-free carpeting plant that does equally well with or without CO2. To start it out, cut the runner into 2-3 node lengths. Plant about an inch apart using tweezers
25 nodes $15/50 nodes $25/200 nodes $59
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Microsorum Narrow K* - Rare Java fern with infinite scape possibilities. All you gotta do is weight the rhizome and let it sit anywhere for an instant big full, beautiful maintenance-free bush. The dark green ruffled leaves are a bold contrast to everything else in the tank
*Note; it does need co2 for the tops to poof out like this. It will grow fine without it, but the leaves stay mostly just flat. Comes with a lead weight for the rhizome, and of course it will attach by itself to hardscape
$29 ea/3 for $69 (1 young avail, 2-3 straight leaves havent poofed out yet for $15)
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Microsorum India* - Cool dwarf variety that only gets 3-4" tall. Min 2” rhizome w 5-6 leaves
$12 ea/3 for $32 (1 avail)
See Pic
Microsorum Trident Mini* - Min 2” rhizome w 5-6 leaves
$12 ea/3 for $32 X
Microsorum phillipine (aka Narrow leaf)* - Min 2” rhizome w 5-6 leaves. This one is about like the common M. pteropus except the leaves are a little narrower
$12 ea/3 for $32
Nymphaea gardneri* (aka N. santarem) - Beautiful little dwarf lily, mature size around softball
$15 each/3 for $39 (1 avail)
See Pic - See Pic
Nymphaea sp. Peru Puerto Maldonado* - Newly introduced mid-size lily that throws frequent deep red surface leaves, 2 or 3 at a time at various heights. Extremely cool plant. Full grown size about 8-10” overall dia, with 2”-3” leaves. For sale are sm-med size juveniles
$24 each/1 avail
See Pic - See Pic
Nymphoides Taiwan* - Size varies, minimum size 6-7” tall w 3-4 leaves
$9 ea/3 FOR $24
See Pic - See Pic
Nymphoides flaccida* -
$17 ea/ (1 avail)
See Pic
Pogostemon helferi Red - Fat rooted plants around golf ball size
$15 each/3 for $39 X *Currently no ETA
See Pic - See Pic
Physostegia purpurea* - Uncommon and beautiful jade-green rosette plant with prominent venation. It grows thick and tall at the same time almost like a stem plant. Its easy to keep whatever size you want because it doesnt mind getting yanked up and replanted. Just pull the entire thing up and pinch however much of the lower part you want. Stick it back in the ground and itll take right off! Generally does well in the 6”-10” height range
$15 ea/3 for $39
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Lisimachia parvifloria* (fka Samolus parviflorus Red) (works low tech but wont have as much color)
$12 each/3 for $30/ (1 avail)
See Pic
Samolus valerandi* - Beautiful bright green rosette that matures around softball size. It grows thick instead of tall, self divides at the base
$9 ea/3 for $24
See pic
Staurogyne porto Velho - Fat rooted stems w/a side branch or two. Beautiful carpeting plant
3 for $9/7 for $18
See Pic - See Pic
Staurogyne repens 'Purple' - Fat rooted stems possibly with a branch or two
$5 each/3 for $12/ X
See Pic - See Pic
Vallisnaria nana Yabba Creek* - Very much like a mini version of Leopard. Generally stays around 12-16 inches high, narrow leaves about ¼” wide. Discovered just a few years ago by our good friend and val expert, Alex Martin (spoke at AGA ‘22). Size varies, most will be 6”-10” tall w 5-6 leaves
$9 ea/3 for $24
See Pics - See Pic
Vallisnaria Leopard* - Size varies, most will be 12”-18” w 5-6 leaves
$7 ea/3 for $18 (1 avail)
See Pic - See Pic
$6 each/3 for $15/6 for $27 X
See Pic
AR Mini ‘Variegated’ (Rosanervig Mini)
$7 each/3 for $18/6 for $32 (1 avail)
See Pic - See PicX
NEW! Barclaya Longifolia Red - Have a couple real nice about 10" w 6-8 leaves. It matures around 12"-14"
$17 ea/
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Blyxa japonica - The classic grass you still cant beat for the look it gives. These will be fat rooted singles. Color will vary depending on which tank they come from. Stronger light makes it various beautiful bronze shades, lower light it stays green. Itll quickly change to whatever yours is
3 for $10/6 for $18
See Pic
Blyxa sp Red - Exact taxonomy is unknown, likely an auberti red variant. It gets tall and deep red. Full grown around 24". Grows straight up then lays over the surface. It is essentially a tall version of the one called 'Novoguineensis. Most for sale are 10-12” tall with a dozen or so leaves, some not in full color yet
$19 ea/3 for $49 X
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NEW! Blyxa aubertii var. Roban - new to the hobby and still highly uncommon. It gets about 12-15" tall. The coloration is wild, Ive seen it stay mostly bright green under strong light, and also turn a really bright shade of brownish red, sometimes only the top half or bottom half of the leaves. I havent had it long enough to know its most likely tendency. Seems pretty easy to grow with co2, about like most Blyxa, self divides etc
$24 ea/(1 sm avail for $19, tennis ball size)
See Pic
Bolbitis heteroclita 'Difformis'* aka Mini Bolbitis - Min size 3” rhizome w 4-5 big leaves
$15 ea/(1 avail)
See Pic
- Cryptocoryne - These will typically be young juvenile plants with 5-7 leaves
$9.00 ea/3 for $24(1 avail)
See Pic
C. Nurii Rosen Maiden*
$17 ea/3 for $45
See Pic
C. Nurii 'Pa Hang Mutated'* - Beautiful Nurii variety that still stands up under strong light, instead of laying flat against the bottom like most nurii do. For an added bonus the underside of the leaves is solid pink!
$25 each/3 for $69 X
See Pic
C. wendtii Brown*
$7 ea/3 for $18
pic coming..
C. wendtii Green Gecko* - Gorgeous plant with deep green leaves and dark, almost black markings on the inner middle part. It also stays vertical under strong light instead of laying flat like many Crypts do
$12 ea/3 for $29
See Pic
/Crypts
**NEW! - Elatine triandra var. Flourescence - This rare variety is green under low light/non-co2, and grows taller like a very small stem plant. Under brighter light and co2 it goes deep yellow-orange, hugs the ground and branches like a bushy carpet
6+ Bunch $15 X
See Pic
Erio dalzeli (fka E. sp Kannurense)
$19 ea/3 for $49/6 for $79 -
See Pic - See Pic
Erio Vietnam* - Awesome dark green grassy plant, very underrated for scaping. Its the only dark green grassy type Im aware of, looks great placed between bright species
$7 ea/3 for $18/ 6 for $32
See Pic
Helanthium bolivianum Angustifolia* - Tall grassy plant with narrow leaves ~1/4" wide, gets aound 24" tall. Its great for front curtains, background, or in a cluster rising up from the middle somewhere where it makes a dramatic impression. Spreads via runners across the bottom
$5 ea/3 for $12/6 for $20
See Pic - See Pic
Hemianthus callitrichoides (HC) aka Dwarf Baby Tears - ThicK rooted sod pieces. Pull it apart and plant the smallest pieces you have the patience for, about an inch apart (*see pic) A 2x2 piece will easily start a 10x6 area
2”x2” for $15/3 for $39X
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Hygrophila Araguaia - Fat rooted stems w a side branch or two
3 for $9/6 for $15 X
See Pic
Hygrophila serpyllum* - Highly uncommon, bright green carpeting plant with round, dime-size leaves. Sold by the node. To start it out, pinch the runners in lengths of 1 or 2 nodes each. Use tweezers to plant about an inch apart. No need to be careful with it, may have to bury a leaf or two to make it stay down. Not to worry, it’ll take right off
20 Nodes $15/40 nodes for $25
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Isoetes lacustris* - Tall dark green bladey plant thats stiff enough to take some current without bending over. Grows slow, will eventually hit 20” tall or better. Extremely hard to find these days, all but disappeared from the US. Last pic is approx size you’ll get, ~10-12” tall w 8-10 leaves
$19 ea/3 for $49
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Lagenandra meeboldii Red*
$15 ea/3 for $39 X
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Lobelia cardinalis ‘Mini’* - Fat rooted plants, around raquet ball size
3 for $10/7 for $18 (3 avail)
See Pics - See Pic
Marsilea minuta* - The perfect maintenance-free carpeting plant that does equally well with or without CO2. To start it out, cut the runner into 2-3 node lengths. Plant about an inch apart using tweezers
25 nodes $15/50 nodes $25/200 nodes $59
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Microsorum Narrow K* - Rare Java fern with infinite scape possibilities. All you gotta do is weight the rhizome and let it sit anywhere for an instant big full, beautiful maintenance-free bush. The dark green ruffled leaves are a bold contrast to everything else in the tank
*Note; it does need co2 for the tops to poof out like this. It will grow fine without it, but the leaves stay mostly just flat. Comes with a lead weight for the rhizome, and of course it will attach by itself to hardscape
$29 ea/3 for $69 (1 young avail, 2-3 straight leaves havent poofed out yet for $15)
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Microsorum India* - Cool dwarf variety that only gets 3-4" tall. Min 2” rhizome w 5-6 leaves
$12 ea/3 for $32 (1 avail)
See Pic
Microsorum Trident Mini* - Min 2” rhizome w 5-6 leaves
$12 ea/3 for $32 X
Microsorum phillipine (aka Narrow leaf)* - Min 2” rhizome w 5-6 leaves. This one is about like the common M. pteropus except the leaves are a little narrower
$12 ea/3 for $32
Nymphaea gardneri* (aka N. santarem) - Beautiful little dwarf lily, mature size around softball
$15 each/3 for $39 (1 avail)
See Pic - See Pic
Nymphaea sp. Peru Puerto Maldonado* - Newly introduced mid-size lily that throws frequent deep red surface leaves, 2 or 3 at a time at various heights. Extremely cool plant. Full grown size about 8-10” overall dia, with 2”-3” leaves. For sale are sm-med size juveniles
$24 each/1 avail
See Pic - See Pic
Nymphoides Taiwan* - Size varies, minimum size 6-7” tall w 3-4 leaves
$9 ea/3 FOR $24
See Pic - See Pic
Nymphoides flaccida* -
$17 ea/ (1 avail)
See Pic
Pogostemon helferi Red - Fat rooted plants around golf ball size
$15 each/3 for $39 X *Currently no ETA
See Pic - See Pic
Physostegia purpurea* - Uncommon and beautiful jade-green rosette plant with prominent venation. It grows thick and tall at the same time almost like a stem plant. Its easy to keep whatever size you want because it doesnt mind getting yanked up and replanted. Just pull the entire thing up and pinch however much of the lower part you want. Stick it back in the ground and itll take right off! Generally does well in the 6”-10” height range
$15 ea/3 for $39
See Pic - See Pic -
Lisimachia parvifloria* (fka Samolus parviflorus Red) (works low tech but wont have as much color)
$12 each/3 for $30/ (1 avail)
See Pic
Samolus valerandi* - Beautiful bright green rosette that matures around softball size. It grows thick instead of tall, self divides at the base
$9 ea/3 for $24
See pic
Staurogyne porto Velho - Fat rooted stems w/a side branch or two. Beautiful carpeting plant
3 for $9/7 for $18
See Pic - See Pic
Staurogyne repens 'Purple' - Fat rooted stems possibly with a branch or two
$5 each/3 for $12/ X
See Pic - See Pic
Vallisnaria nana Yabba Creek* - Very much like a mini version of Leopard. Generally stays around 12-16 inches high, narrow leaves about ¼” wide. Discovered just a few years ago by our good friend and val expert, Alex Martin (spoke at AGA ‘22). Size varies, most will be 6”-10” tall w 5-6 leaves
$9 ea/3 for $24
See Pics - See Pic
Vallisnaria Leopard* - Size varies, most will be 12”-18” w 5-6 leaves
$7 ea/3 for $18 (1 avail)
See Pic - See Pic
MOSSES:
Giant Willow Moss*(Fontinalis antipyretica var. gigantea)[/b] - Uniquely cool moss with long fronds with bright green tips. It will attach to hardscape other mosses, but you can also plant it in the sub. It wont root obviously but will hold itself down and make a bush
Clump w 35+ fronds - $19X
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Vesicularia ‘Thai’ Moss* - FAT golf ball portion
$15 ea /3 for $39
See Pic
Fissidens Fontanus* - FAT golf ball portion
$15 ea/3 for $39X
See Pic
Mini Christmas Moss* - FAT golf ball portion
$15 ea/3 for $39 (1 avail)
See Pic
Clump w 35+ fronds - $19X
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Vesicularia ‘Thai’ Moss* - FAT golf ball portion
$15 ea /3 for $39
See Pic
Fissidens Fontanus* - FAT golf ball portion
$15 ea/3 for $39X
See Pic
Mini Christmas Moss* - FAT golf ball portion
$15 ea/3 for $39 (1 avail)
See Pic
FLOATERS:
Hygroryza aristata - AKA Floating Bamboo. Really unique plant with green leaves that sometimes have black bars on them. It grows fat floating sacs that look like bamboo. Min size will be 3-4 growth points
$7 ea/3 for $18 X
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Red Root Floater
7 for $12/Sandwich size bag (25+) $24
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Neptunia oleracea (aka Water Mimosa, aka Touch Me Not) - This is one cool floater. It grows white buoy material along the stem that looks like its been sewn on with the bright red roots. And if that isnt cool enough, the leaves close up when you touch them! Minimum size 8”-9” long
$19 ea/3 for $49X
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Salvinia cucullata
7 for $18/Sandwich bag (20+) $35
See Pic - See Pic
Salvinia Natans
6 for $12/ Sandwich bag (15+) $24
See Pic
Salvinia oblongifolia - This the rare big one. Its the largest Salvinia variety, with leaves 2”-3” long, . Min size will be 5”-6” runner stem with 8-10 leaves, about like the pic
$7 each/3 for $18 X
See Pic
Tiger Stripe Frogbit
7 for $12/Sandwich bag $24 (25+)
See Pic
Ludwigia sedioides (aka Mosaic Plant) - Technically a stem plant with a floating top. Not your typical low tech floater, it needs strong light and good water comumn nutrients. Also appreciates a still surface, doesnt like getting swirled around much. These will come with a 8-10" stem, it can be planted but best to float as is. Itll make new side stems from the main one. Can also cut the stem off as the top doesnt actually need it
$9 ea/3 for $24X
See Pic - See Pic
$7 ea/3 for $18 X
See Pic - See Pic
Red Root Floater
7 for $12/Sandwich size bag (25+) $24
See Pic - See Pic - See Pic
Neptunia oleracea (aka Water Mimosa, aka Touch Me Not) - This is one cool floater. It grows white buoy material along the stem that looks like its been sewn on with the bright red roots. And if that isnt cool enough, the leaves close up when you touch them! Minimum size 8”-9” long
$19 ea/3 for $49X
See Pic - See Pic
Salvinia cucullata
7 for $18/Sandwich bag (20+) $35
See Pic - See Pic
Salvinia Natans
6 for $12/ Sandwich bag (15+) $24
See Pic
Salvinia oblongifolia - This the rare big one. Its the largest Salvinia variety, with leaves 2”-3” long, . Min size will be 5”-6” runner stem with 8-10 leaves, about like the pic
$7 each/3 for $18 X
See Pic
Tiger Stripe Frogbit
7 for $12/Sandwich bag $24 (25+)
See Pic
Ludwigia sedioides (aka Mosaic Plant) - Technically a stem plant with a floating top. Not your typical low tech floater, it needs strong light and good water comumn nutrients. Also appreciates a still surface, doesnt like getting swirled around much. These will come with a 8-10" stem, it can be planted but best to float as is. Itll make new side stems from the main one. Can also cut the stem off as the top doesnt actually need it
$9 ea/3 for $24X
See Pic - See Pic
100% Guarantee[/B]
- If there is any problem send me a pic within 2 hours of delivery and we’ll make it right. Not responsible for lost or delayed packages, but if it happens we’ll try to work something out to help
- If temps are extreme please make arrangements to bring the package inside as soon as it’s delivered. The biggest risk in extreme temps isnt the trip, its sitting outside after delivery!
- Free cold pack and extra insulation during the summer months, any time its mid-80s+ down here in north AL. They last about 24-30 hours and will help protect for the first half of the trip. However it is still critical to get the package inside as soon as its delivered
- We dont use heat packs. Plants dont need them and they actually cause stress. Cold temp is good, it slows and preserves - as long as the plants dont actually freeze. Typically that doesnt happen even with extreme temps. Most of the journey is on a truck or plane. Even unheated plants dont get THAT cold during the trip. *However! It is still CRITICAL to bring the package inside as soon as its delivered. Even an hour on a 19 degree porch can be a killer
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- Plants come in and out of stock fast. The list can change every day as things sell out and others become ready.
- The quantities listed are usually all thats available. But if you’d like more of something just ask and I may have it
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Any idea what this is on my crypt? I haven’t seen anything like it before.
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