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Lots of plants.

alanyusupov

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Hello everyone
I would like to open a journal with some unusual and rare plants.
Sorry for bad pictures, all of them from my mobile phone, as I don't have a camera yet.
I moved to other country and managed to get my plants with me.
Please do not ask me how I did that. ;)
It was very hard, and expensive way.

From this in London
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To this in Ukraine
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I will try to do a nice looking fish tank. ;)
And I will update more information in here
Thank for reading

Regards
Alan
 
Awesome plants! Can we have more details on the conditions, what they are and where you got them from?
 
Congrats on getting the plants over!
Thanks!!!

Awesome plants! Can we have more details on the conditions, what they are and where you got them from?

Tank size; 100x50x50
Ligstings; 8 x T5. 39 watt each.
ADA Power sand and Amazonia Aqua Soil New.
Filration; JBL CrystalProfi e1500
Co2; 24 hr per day; 1 bobbles per second

10 x Amanno shrimps
10 x Red cherry shrimps
5 x Otocinclus
100 x Tetra neons

I think I have more sp. in there, I will update list very soon.


Acmella repens
Bacopa sp. Sazlmanii / Bacopa Araguaia
Bacopa sp. Japan
Bacopa Colorata
Bacopa Pantanal
Eriocaulaceae sp. 'Type 2
Eriocaulon compressium
Eriocaulon sieboldianum
Eriocaulonsp 'Japan Needle Leaf'
Eriocaulon parkeri
Eriocaulon Ratonagiriuni
Eriocaulon Japan (middle)
Eriocaulon Australia – red
Eriocaulon Amami Oshima
Eriocaulon Mang Jang
Eriocaulon Amanomanum Kirishima
Eriocaulon Japan (middle)
Eriocaulon 'cinereum'
Eriocaulon sp Sulawesi
Eriocaulon sp big Sulawesi grass
Eriocaulon Japan Neadle leaf
Eriocaulon Udontanichibioni
Eriocaulon Hainan Island
Eriocaulon Heimesilatama
Eriocaulon from An son river
Elatine triandra
Gratiola aurea
Gratiola viscidula
Gratiola brevefolia
Hemigraphis traian / Hyptis lorentiana
Hygrophila lancea
Hygrophila odora
Limnophilia Vietnam mini
Limnophila Belem
Limnophila Punctata Blume
Limnophila 'Broad Leaf'
Limnophila sessiliflora (dwarf)
Limnophila Guinea “Needle leaf”
Limnophila Anubria Dwarf
Limnophila Repens
Lindernia 'Grandiflora'
Lindernia sp. 'India'
Littorella uniflora
Ludwigia Ovalis Pink
Ludwigia x lacustris
Ludwigia sp Curly / Tornado
Ludwigia Pilosa / Ludwigia Sphaerocarpa
Ludwigia Alata
Mayaca sp. Belem
Micranthemum sp. Monte Carlo
Myriophyllum sp. Roraima
Myriophyllum sp Guyana
Microparea Minima
Murdannia keisak
Murdannia sp Red
Najas Roraima
Polygonum 'Porto Velho'
Polygonum odoratum
Persicaria Sao Paulo
Persicaria Praetermissa / Ruby
Persicaria 'Kawagoeanum'
Persicaria Hydropiperoides
Poaceae 'Purple Bamboo'
Pogostemon Yatabeanus
Pogostemon Australia
Rotala Araguaia / Cuphea Analagoidea / Red Bacopa
Rotala Sunset / Ammania Sulawesi
Rotala Singapure
Rotala Occultiflora
Rotala H’Ra
Rotala Macranda mini type 2
Rotala Mexicana Green
Rotala Mexicana 'Araguaia' / Rutala Pusilla
Rotala sp. 'Goias'
Rotala Bangladesh
Rotala Colorata
Rotala Pink / Rotala Ceilon
Vallisneria Spiralis " Leopard"
Sphaerocaryum Malaccense
Staurogyne Brown
Staurogyne Bihar
Staurogyne Stolonifera
Staurogyne Low grow
This is what is in the tank now. ;)

Regards
Alan
 
Interesting in that you are using so much light & 24 hours of C02!

I also spot a twinstar on the right!!

Hi
Yes I start to do this way when I came to Ukraine. I find out many hobbyist in Ukraine are doing about co2 this way. And I was thinking why? Then I tryed to do same way, to see how is going to be? I would say for me it's helps and very good way. I didn't try yet for a long time, I am not going to say that is good way. And yes I have Twinstar nano in the tank. When I got my plants, from friends. All my plants were half melted and full of everything, algae, snails. But now I am happy for all results. My plants looking good.

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I also start to add to my tank some ferns which has algae on it, to clean it.

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Regards
Alan
 
Hi Alan
Am I right in thinking that it was you selling your plants via theaquatank.com ? And that therefore plants won't be available from there anymore..?

Where woudl I be able to get some of these rarer plants?

Tim
 
Your plants do look great, do you think the twinstar is helping, in fact do you know how the twinstar works?

I set up two tank in same time one for stems and other one for ferns, mosses and bucephalandras. For ferns tank I have only 4 T5 x 39 watts. The same water changes all the same only less lighting. And honestly I have lots of algae in it.

Sorry for my pic.

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And I put twinstar from my first tank to it as well. I will let you know how is going to be. I would say if you try this personally, and then you can say about it.

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I also was selling my rare plants regularly and no one complained about quality of plants.
And I did tried this product because on Twinstar web page it was saying that Twinstar, promote plants to grow. I am not going to say anything, personally am happy to use Twinstar.

Hi Alan

Am I right in thinking that it was you selling your plants via theaquatank.com ? And that therefore plants won't be available from there anymore..?



Where woudl I be able to get some of these rarer plants?



Tim

Hi Tim
Yes I am was selling plants from aquatank (ebay) and theaquatank.com
But now I am not in UK any more. And all my plants I left to Fresh water shrimps to Ed. You can ask him if he has any.
Regards
Alan
 
Yes I am was selling plants
But now I am not in UK any more.
Regards
Alan

That's a shame! I love some of plants and would love to find some of those for my tank when I finally set up..! Anyway, glad to see you've carried on where you left off, keep posting!
 
Hi there, you have some stunning plants there Alan !!! And the tank is starting to look as good as the one you had in the UK.

Can I ask what the spiky plant is in the pics above please ?
Hi Christian
Thank you for your comment, this two sp. is
Eriocaulon Polaris from An son river
Eriocaulon Amami Oshima
 
I love them. didnt realise they were separate sp. lol. are they hard to keep ?
Honestly this two sp. not too difficult. But some of the other Erios grows very difficult.
They like lots of lightings, lots of co2, regularly adding nutrients also water quality.
 
Honestly this two sp. not too difficult. But some of the other Erios grows very difficult.
They like lots of lightings, lots of co2, regularly adding nutrients also water quality.

Great :) How do they multiply ? Baby plantlets ? Are they fast growing ? Any chance of some ? :p
 
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