jonny_ftm
Member
Hi,
For my nano (still emersed setup like a tropical terrarium), I just got some Anubia Bareteri var Nana petite (the very small variaty). I put some plantlets on a branch of my wood, 1-2cm above the soil. Soldered them with some nylon and glued one with some silicone. I'm wondering if the roots/rhizome can be kept emersed too.
For now, I covered the roots with some of the wool where they were grown in the pots when I bought them.
My questionning is:
- can I remove the wool or the roots won't do it even under 80% humidity?
- If I keep the wool, once I submerge the tank, should I remove the wool as it could cause problems to fish?
Many thanks for your help
For my nano (still emersed setup like a tropical terrarium), I just got some Anubia Bareteri var Nana petite (the very small variaty). I put some plantlets on a branch of my wood, 1-2cm above the soil. Soldered them with some nylon and glued one with some silicone. I'm wondering if the roots/rhizome can be kept emersed too.
For now, I covered the roots with some of the wool where they were grown in the pots when I bought them.
My questionning is:
- can I remove the wool or the roots won't do it even under 80% humidity?
- If I keep the wool, once I submerge the tank, should I remove the wool as it could cause problems to fish?
Many thanks for your help
