Ed Seeley
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aaronnorth said:
Well I was wating until someone else had a go but seeing as they haven't... I'd guess that was Anubias congoensis or at least the plants often sold as such in stores.
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Well I was wating until someone else had a go but seeing as they haven't... I'd guess that was Anubias congoensis or at least the plants often sold as such in stores.
Myrtle
Member
I'd got as far as an Anubia, but no further on the species...
aaronnorth
Member
Ed Seeley said:aaronnorth said:
Well I was wating until someone else had a go but seeing as they haven't... I'd guess that was Anubias congoensis or at least the plants often sold as such in stores.
correct 🙂
aaronnorth
Member
Anyone want to have a go?
aaronnorth
Member
fissidens nobilis
I am pretty sure it is that but i was going to see if any one else wanted a go.
I am pretty sure it is that but i was going to see if any one else wanted a go.
Dave Spencer
Member
I have no idea what it is, but I want some!
Dave.
Dave.
aaronnorth
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Voo said:
ha ha, oh well
Ed Seeley
Member
I'm in two minds with this as I'm struggling to appreciate the scale easily.
If it's tiny then is it either Star, or cement moss?
If it's a little larger is it some tiny Rotala (or similar) stem plant?
If it's tiny then is it either Star, or cement moss?
If it's a little larger is it some tiny Rotala (or similar) stem plant?
Steve Smith
Member
fissidens zippelianus ?
I actually bought this as Fissidens splachnobryoides. It's growing emersed (it's actually growing better on the braces which are out of the water, but damp). Whenever you touch it spores come off and float on top of the water. In the previous pic it's about 2mm high. Here's another pic that's been growing for maybe a year, floating amongst riccia:
