johnny70
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Cool, see what I mean, that looks nothing like what I have :? :? :?
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Themuleous
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Don't forget that the plant in the photo probably this has its emersed leaves. Underwater it could well change to look more like Echinodorus latifolius, which on reflection I think is a good shout.
Sam
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Aquaspot World
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The photo from Greenline is an emersed plant (hard to tell between E.latifolius and E. quadricostatus).
They are strikingly similar but E.quadricostatus has shorter and broader leaves. Leaves are also a little more fragile compared to E.latifolius. Anyway, both as sought after for their flowy effect under a slight current in the aquarium.
They are strikingly similar but E.quadricostatus has shorter and broader leaves. Leaves are also a little more fragile compared to E.latifolius. Anyway, both as sought after for their flowy effect under a slight current in the aquarium.
johnny70
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Ok, cheers for the replies, I never expected this to take 3 pages 
Guess I'll buy some and see if its the same or not
Cheers,
JOHNNY
Guess I'll buy some and see if its the same or not
Cheers,
JOHNNY
aaronnorth
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It's so annoying when you don't know the name of a plant especially that you keep, i have one, i might post a pic later!
