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Quite a nice little plant!

I made the mistake of using planetedtanks. Awful service and terrible quality of plants, you'll get decent sized and healthy plants from aqua essentials or green machine.

For a 30l tank it wouldn't cost much at all just to buy a decent substrate, cat litter is awful stuff and too light. I had hair grass under a 9w light in a 30l and it died, slowly! Mosses are probably the way to go, and hydro seems to grow anywhere I put it

Mental image of a football game involving green and black neon tetras...

Very nice scape, I love the grass and beach area. Can't help you on the stem choice I'm afraid though! Where's the best place to get these invitro pots online?

http://www.thegreenmachineonline.com/pr ... aminifolia Does state it was out of stock from October but may be in now, worth a try. I'll be watching this closely, I wanted to use UG for my iwagumi but used hairgrass as I wasn't reasy for the challenge at the time! It is a very nice plant.

Wow! That looks stunning. Might be of a little interest http://www.plantedtank.net/forums/plant ... setup.html

Hi guys, I'm after a plant that I'm not sure exists... Basically I want Vallisneria nana but shorter, 20cm max height ideally. Anybody know if it's possible to keep it down? Or an alternative? Many thanks

I just received some Cyperus Helferi and I love it, but it's way too long for my 30cm nano. Does anyone know any grassy alternatives that won't grow beyond 20-30cm? Cheers

Amazing, I never knew carnivorous underwater plants existed?!

I always assumed soaking in untreated tap water for a few hours was enough to get rid of the main nasties?

I had read that, however seen a few tanks that are doing well with them. Do you have any suggestions?

Hi guys, I've come with this list for my 10litre nano with DIY LED lighting (about 5 watts). I've got Tetra Complete substrate and waiting on a CO2 kit. Background: Eleocharis Acicularis Lilaeopsis Brasilensis Cryptocoryne petchii Foreground/Carpet: Riccia fluitans Marsilea hirsuta...