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Amazon Swords

iChris

iChris

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I've got a broadleaf amazon sword plant that is getting way too big for the tank it's in, and I'm thinking of transferring it to my axie tank which is double the size of the tank it's in now.

my question is, will it survive in my axie tank with cooler water and less light?
 
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i've got swords in my tank..... they are doing fine and growing and growing and growing still as they go... :happy:
 
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