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jumsyie101

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Hey guys, I received this plant from a friend and wasn't to sure on what it is as I am new to all this stuff? So what is it? Thanks ImageUploadedByTapatalk1355542079.507959.jpg
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DeCypher

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I've never seen an aquatic like it. It's pretty! If anyone knows what it might be, I'd like some of this.
 
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