PARAGUAY
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I heard great things about Carling but helps with uploading photos not many lagers can do that
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After a year out I couldn't resist!!
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Planted Bows
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Yeah hahaaaaaa :_)
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Planted Bows
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Well this is after a week and a half
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Planted Bows
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Just over a month on
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Thank you for that hogan, i couldnt rotate it
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No problem
Planted Bows
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I have now added a tiger lotus plant at the front, i wanted the red one but yet it's turned out green.
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Can anyone Id the mid ground plant he has? I really like its look
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Planted Bows
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The one in the middle? Its water lilly I've been told on other posts
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At the front is dwarf hairgrass and at the back is crypt wendttii green
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Hi all,
@MickDk is probably your best bet for an ID.
cheers Darrel
With that very arrow head shaped leaf it looks like a Nuphar water lily, rather than a Nymphaea.
@MickDk is probably your best bet for an ID.
cheers Darrel
zozo
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In the aquarium shops there is a lot of juggling around with Lily ID's.. Still wonder where the name giving Tiger Lotus sneaked in for the Nymphaea Zenkeri.. Lotus is probably some ancient name giving which keeps hanging around. Regularly offered with different leave shapes. Sometimes with an arrow shape and sometimes round shaped and both sold as Tiger Lotus red or green. There is also one around which goes by the name Dwarf lily or Thai Lotus or Nymphaea Stellata (nouchali) which sometimes has an arrow shaped leaf also with red/brown or just green. But also seen pictures of this one much rounder.
My best guess is if not misidentified, it probably depends a lot on light and other parameters how a lily can grow and color.
But also seen pictures of this one much rounder.My best guess is if not misidentified, it probably depends a lot on light and other parameters how a lily can grow and color.
Planted Bows
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Well I got bored I went for a full rescape
Really love the tree I've made from a bit of spider wood.
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Really love the tree I've made from a bit of spider wood.
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