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Those plants grow OK for you? I've pretty much given up on live plants in my terrestrial tanks. (The issue is light.)
 
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Hello otterwoman,

since several years i have good experiences with:
deadnettle (Lamium sp.)
privet (Ligustrus sp.)
and Ficus pumilio (no engl. name available)
at illumitation with normal T8 fluorescent tubes.
They survive also in the winter at 5-6°C.

greetings Ingo V.
 
Hey Ingo,

Nice vivs! Some common English names for Ficus pumilio are "Creeping or Trailing Fig." Just in case that information ever becomes useful. :D
 
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...if I can notice it to me...;)


DrNachoZ said:
Hey Ingo,

Nice vivs! Some common English names for Ficus pumilio are "Creeping or Trailing Fig." Just in case that information ever becomes useful. :D
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In my terrariums, I use moss I find in shady spots, so I know they can survive in shade, and clubmoss. Many Clubmosses are really beautiful and survive shade and high moisture.
 
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