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Not been aroud for a while,how weird!!Maybe you should classify and name it!!

Any updates on this?

I just bought a Spatterdock and it was similar,more woody though,a cut section of a rhizome.They're SIMILAR plants,but NOT the same.

Is it Alternanthera?Someone will confirm (or ot lol!!).

Sorry to throw up such an old thread,but I've just bought one of these,for a two foot tank :shock: I like the idea of containing the roots,do you think the bottom of a plastic drink bottle would work? Ed,you don't happen to have any photos of yours in situ do you?

This interests me too,obviously,if you cut off the growing end,that end still grows in that direction (I've planted a couple the wrong way round in hindsight!!),but what happens if you have two cut ends?

Haha,you actually inspired me to pull off the 'tufts' and tie them on today,had a bit of a play about at wc time.

I find it GROWS reasonably quickly (I have a no tech tank!!),but doesn't SPREAD quickly.It fills out really quick then starts to get a bit long in the 'middle' .I pull these bits off and tie them down near the original planting and the gaps soon fill in. Funny,I was having a really close look at...

Hi,I've got a little 2 foot tank with just playsand substrate going great for aroud 6 months now.I just use flourish excel (carbon supplement) every other day (1ml or so)and 1ml or so flourish (fert) per week.This tank is REALLY basic compared to some of the set ups on here but going great...

I got some amazon frogbit off Oatfish a while back which is starting to take off now,I'd say the roots were about 10cm just now and I think they add a real natural touch.My gouramis love hanging out in them,and I dare say,if they got too long,they'd be very easy to just lift out and chop them...

Could you try filling the jug with tank water,doing a water change,letting the water settle for a few minutes then removing the jug.I'm fairly convinced it's air in the water being replaced as my plants are covered in bubbles after a water change.

I would be very wary of anything copper treated if you have shrimp.

Maybe they just mean misty,drizzle and rain :lol:

Copper was my first thought,didn't want to say though being a noob and all,especially when you said snails too.I've heard folks saying that they don't take well to Excel also.

Damn.Oh well,it's a lovely lush looking plant anyway and won't go wrong with two tanks to fill,looks like it could definitely be split too. Guess I'll have to buy a petite from one of the sponsors and then I'll know what it looks like!Terrible this,bought an anubias at PAH on Sunday,no label,but...

Hi there,I've just bought this plant as an Anubias Nana Petite,could anybody out there definitely confirm this?At the moment I just have photos,but once it arrives I can give leaf size etc.It's on a 4" long piece of bogwood,and has grown over the edges so that the total length of the plant is...

Keep an eye on the Aquatic Gardening site.They HAD it very recently (they don't appear to have it just now),it's on the list for my tank too so I've been looking out for it.

Glad to see this post as I was wondering the same thing.I like the look of this site,really appreciate actual photos.The prices seem really reasonable,but what are you actually getting compared to other sites?

First link I came to,looks like the one: http://www.aquahobby.com/garden/e_martii.php

This?: http://www.tropica.dk/productcard_1.asp?id=071 So,plain old Amazon Sword?I thought so at 1st but didn't want to make a fool of myself.Looks great in that tank and easy to get hold of so good stuff. Now,rather than start another thread (sorry,I'm sitting with my wee one's colouring pencils...

Can anyone tell me what the big sword type plant is in this tank please? : viewtopic.php?f=35&t=2156&start=20

Crikey.Do they actually flower submerged or only emmersed?