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heather
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im at a complete loss
i kill all my live plants
and i hate those phony fakes
any one have any recommendations?
i kill all my live plants
and i hate those phony fakes
any one have any recommendations?
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foster
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Heather,
If you have any light source at all it is hard to kill java moss, java fern , or watersprite (there are others but these are old standbys for me).
Chip
If you have any light source at all it is hard to kill java moss, java fern , or watersprite (there are others but these are old standbys for me).
Chip
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heather
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thanks
any more?
any more?
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joan
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hornwort and elodea. I've also had semi-good luck with the a sword plant of unknown species. Pothos and wandering jew/jenny/creeping charlie (not sure if all of these are exact same species, but they all look kinda the same to me) grow well without any help.
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The toughest aquatic plants you can find for low light set ups has to be Anubias species.
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heather
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cool! ive heard lots of recommendations for anubias before... i think those will be my next test subjects, since i cant get ahold of any java moss.
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joeri
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Sometimes you find elodea dying. Don't remove it. In my experience it revives once it gets used to the new conditions. Especially different lightning conditions have this effect on it.