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Managed to get some Cryptocoryne affinis which looks very much like what I was looking for also got some Cryptocoryne ferruginea

I managed to pick up some Cryptocoryne ferruginea from Germany over the weekend, Has anyone had any expierience with it ?

Pretty much plant where I like then

I have them on wood already and some granite so lave rock it is this time, Thanks

I have been lucky to get some generous amounts of Anubias and Buce .What is best to grow them on ?I have plenty of bogwood,Lava rock ,Slate, ocean rock and Granite Thanks for any input

Do you have a picture or could you send details of seller

I don't care if it's not trendy.I have just managed to get the same species of fish back I had back then and would like to get the same plant just for old times sake

Yes affinis was mentioned but as you say not the same plant and Crypt. usteriana looks very much like it

looks closer ,also it was quite tolerant of low light and cooler temps

Thanks but not this one, leaves a bit broader and not so pointed if memory serves, slight undulations also

Hi All Some 30 years ago I used to have a hardy easy to grow crypt with red underleaves and red/purple stems leaves were darkish green on top and around 4-6 inches long Firstly what might it have been ,and any available Thanks

thanks Darrel made contact :D

Thanks Darrel but the phone numbers listed are currently unavailable.will keep trying thanks again

i'm in Hampshire so not too far,send details and i will try to get there thanks

Has anyone got any idea where i could get this plant?as it is supposed to be good for breeding killies and livebearers many thanks

well i've got java moss and java fern in there.so will keep an eye on them will try crypts next and vallis

thanks as i thought only a few available.the water will be less salty than brackish so i'll try others and post the results

i've got some killies that require 3 teaspoons of salt per 10 ltrs.is there any normally available plants that would still grow in these conditions.mosses would be good :D but with my luck unlikely thanks

thanks for that will keep an eye on them if it gets too cold.

Hello i've got 2 heavily planted tanks with vallis,purple crypts ,red lily.bacopa i think java moss and salvina are any of themable to survive in temps of 66-70 as fishroom heaters not wired into a thermostat yet so not using them yet,some are already at that temp and don't seem to be stressed...