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NjF
20-04-2003, 07:15 AM
This is a brand new game where we test the knowledge of this ng's most
faithful players...

No... Actually I was looking for some help in identifying a plant. I
picked this one up at a LFS. It was lumped in with the other
"assorted potted plants," so no help there. I've scoured the NET
looking for pictures of various plants with no luck. You guys are my
final hope. Don't let me down (please).

The plant is green, and has leaves. (pretty descriptive, huh?)
The leaves are in a lily pad shape and as of late it has been sending
many little roots out of each of its nodes? I'm new to the aquarium
world and not yet familiar with the plant speak.

Hopefully someone can answer based on this crude description. Thank
you!

NjF

SteveG
20-04-2003, 07:15 AM
http://www.tropica.com/productcard_1.asp?id=038

"NjF" > wrote in message
...
> This is a brand new game where we test the knowledge of this ng's most
> faithful players...
>
> No... Actually I was looking for some help in identifying a plant. I
> picked this one up at a LFS. It was lumped in with the other
> "assorted potted plants," so no help there. I've scoured the NET
> looking for pictures of various plants with no luck. You guys are my
> final hope. Don't let me down (please).
>
> The plant is green, and has leaves. (pretty descriptive, huh?)
> The leaves are in a lily pad shape and as of late it has been sending
> many little roots out of each of its nodes? I'm new to the aquarium
> world and not yet familiar with the plant speak.
>
> Hopefully someone can answer based on this crude description. Thank
> you!
>
> NjF
>

NjF
20-04-2003, 07:15 AM
On Sun, 15 Dec 2002 11:40:47 -0800, "SteveG"
> wrote:

>http://www.tropica.com/productcard_1.asp?id=038
>

SteveG,

I appreciate the link. That is definitely my plant! =-)

NjF

Christine Hale
20-04-2003, 07:15 AM
is it a stem plant?
how big are the leaves?
what colour is the stem?
"NjF" > wrote in message
...
> This is a brand new game where we test the knowledge of this ng's most
> faithful players...
>
> No... Actually I was looking for some help in identifying a plant. I
> picked this one up at a LFS. It was lumped in with the other
> "assorted potted plants," so no help there. I've scoured the NET
> looking for pictures of various plants with no luck. You guys are my
> final hope. Don't let me down (please).
>
> The plant is green, and has leaves. (pretty descriptive, huh?)
> The leaves are in a lily pad shape and as of late it has been sending
> many little roots out of each of its nodes? I'm new to the aquarium
> world and not yet familiar with the plant speak.
>
> Hopefully someone can answer based on this crude description. Thank
> you!
>
> NjF
>

NjF
20-04-2003, 07:15 AM
Christine,

SteveG was kind enough to point me to a link of a picture of
Pennywort. That was the plant I was describing. I definitely
appreciate your desire to help!

NjF

On Mon, 16 Dec 2002 09:04:57 -0000, "Christine Hale"
> wrote:

>is it a stem plant?
>how big are the leaves?
>what colour is the stem?
>"NjF" > wrote in message
...
>> This is a brand new game where we test the knowledge of this ng's most
>> faithful players...
>>
>> No... Actually I was looking for some help in identifying a plant. I
>> picked this one up at a LFS. It was lumped in with the other
>> "assorted potted plants," so no help there. I've scoured the NET
>> looking for pictures of various plants with no luck. You guys are my
>> final hope. Don't let me down (please).
>>
>> The plant is green, and has leaves. (pretty descriptive, huh?)
>> The leaves are in a lily pad shape and as of late it has been sending
>> many little roots out of each of its nodes? I'm new to the aquarium
>> world and not yet familiar with the plant speak.
>>
>> Hopefully someone can answer based on this crude description. Thank
>> you!
>>
>> NjF
>>
>

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