Roger Goh, this years number 5 in IAPLC owns a shop callled Fishy Business Elements in Singapore. I contacted him on Facebook by recommendation from @Ryan Thang To.
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Roger Goh, this years number 5 in IAPLC owns a shop callled Fishy Business Elements in Singapore. I contacted him on Facebook by recommendation from @Ryan Thang To.
Ray_Norwich
Member
Thank you kindly, think I'll look him up!
keano
Member
id be willing to chip in for some potentially if they require a MOQ.
Is this them?
http://www.fishybusiness.com.sg/
Yeah that’s them.
Btw the box in my picture is about 2KG and that’s more than enough for a couple of persons to last a lifetime
Ray_Norwich
Member
Sure Keano, I'll drop them a line and let you know what I hear back
Nigel95
Member
I once talked to Indonesian people was about 5kg for €300 shipped. But not sure if they are trusted…
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FJK_12
Member
I am in Singapore at the moment, and am planning on bringing some senganni roots back to the uk later in the month. Depending on baggage restrictions for my flights I may be able to help some of you out. I am considering getting a large load of it and selling on the forums here as well, might be better value for you guys than getting a box shipped from sg - SGpost can be pretty expensive.
I have brought them from fishybusiness before and they look really great!
I have brought them from fishybusiness before and they look really great!
Ray_Norwich
Member
For sure, I would up for taking some of that, when are you due back?
DutchMuch
Member
those are some fancy cutters you got :3
I have the AFA brand ones hehe gr8 tank shots btw.
I have the AFA brand ones hehe gr8 tank shots btw.
Ray_Norwich
Member
Hi shinobi, when you say H'Ra in low N, do you mean low nitrogen? The colour is incredible. I've been growing some but struggling to get more than a tinge of pink. It's growing under a Twinstar light which I thought would be strong enough to bring out the colour but no joy, was wondering if there are other factors?
Yeah low nitrogen is one of the main reasons for it turning this red. The Twinstar lights should be more than enough to be able to achieve similar coloration - but to be fair the Solar RGB Light on this tank is really amazing for enhancing the reds.
Check this out on how to grow Rotalas:
https://www.advancedplantedtank.com/plant-guide-rotala_rotundifolia.html
Ray_Norwich
Member
Great article, thanks shinobi!
Those japonicas messing the aquasoil everywhere are annoying!
No respect for art those ones
