buying Apongeton bulbs?
 

hi all,

is there an on-line place that sells Apongeton bulbs on-line? in
particular, I'm looking for Apongeton boivianus... (or some other similar
Apongetons that have long broad leaves that will reach the surface of water
and create a shade for the fish)

it doesn't have to be sprouting (yet).. and was hoping I can get away
without paying so much for shipping since the handling would be much simpler
than an already sprouted bulbs.

the tank is 22" deep... so it needs a very long leaf stalk...

linda

buying Apongeton bulbs?
 

On Mon, 14 Apr 2003 18:49:23 -0700, "linda mar"
wrote:


I know Aqua Botanic sells it. Not sure if it's sprouted or just the
bulb. AZ Gardens sells it both ways.
hi all,

is there an on-line place that sells Apongeton bulbs on-line? in
particular, I'm looking for Apongeton boivianus... (or some other similar
Apongetons that have long broad leaves that will reach the surface of water
and create a shade for the fish)

it doesn't have to be sprouting (yet).. and was hoping I can get away
without paying so much for shipping since the handling would be much simpler
than an already sprouted bulbs.

the tank is 22" deep... so it needs a very long leaf stalk...

linda



Semper Fi!

Visit the forums at Aqua Botanic!
http://aquabotanicwetthumb.infopop.cc/#1

Need Nitrate or Potassium for your tank? Go to www.litemanu.com
(Just a happy customer of the above!)

buying Apongeton bulbs?
 

ok! thank you!

linda
"Rex Grigg" wrote in message
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On Mon, 14 Apr 2003 18:49:23 -0700, "linda mar"
wrote:


I know Aqua Botanic sells it. Not sure if it's sprouted or just the
bulb. AZ Gardens sells it both ways.
hi all,

is there an on-line place that sells Apongeton bulbs on-line? in
particular, I'm looking for Apongeton boivianus... (or some other
similar
Apongetons that have long broad leaves that will reach the surface of
water
and create a shade for the fish)

it doesn't have to be sprouting (yet).. and was hoping I can get away
without paying so much for shipping since the handling would be much
simpler
than an already sprouted bulbs.

the tank is 22" deep... so it needs a very long leaf stalk...

linda



Semper Fi!

Visit the forums at Aqua Botanic!
http://aquabotanicwetthumb.infopop.cc/#1

Need Nitrate or Potassium for your tank? Go to www.litemanu.com
(Just a happy customer of the above!)

buying Apongeton bulbs?
 

Check out my website in 2 weeks I should have all of the plants listed
under new


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On Mon, 14 Apr 2003 18:49:23 -0700, "linda mar"
wrote:

hi all,

is there an on-line place that sells Apongeton bulbs on-line? in
particular, I'm looking for Apongeton boivianus... (or some other similar
Apongetons that have long broad leaves that will reach the surface of water
and create a shade for the fish)

it doesn't have to be sprouting (yet).. and was hoping I can get away
without paying so much for shipping since the handling would be much simpler
than an already sprouted bulbs.

the tank is 22" deep... so it needs a very long leaf stalk...

linda

buying Apongeton bulbs?
 

I used to work at a pet store and we got a bunch of Apongeton boivianus in.
They over took the tank. It was a 103 gallon tank that was about 33" tall.
It had so many leaves. Covered more than 1/3 of the tank. Fish loved it.
Beautiful but too "big"

"linda mar" wrote in message
...
hi all,

is there an on-line place that sells Apongeton bulbs on-line? in
particular, I'm looking for Apongeton boivianus... (or some other similar
Apongetons that have long broad leaves that will reach the surface of
water
and create a shade for the fish)

it doesn't have to be sprouting (yet).. and was hoping I can get away
without paying so much for shipping since the handling would be much
simpler
than an already sprouted bulbs.

the tank is 22" deep... so it needs a very long leaf stalk...

linda

buying Apongeton bulbs?
 

I used to work at a pet store and we got a bunch of Apongeton boivianus in.
They over took the tank. It was a 103 gallon tank that was about 33" tall.
It had so many leaves. Covered more than 1/3 of the tank. Fish loved it.
Beautiful but too "big"

Yeah, this plant does get too big for any but the largest aquariums. But it
throws off babies left and right, so you can always get rid of the mother plant
and replace it with a baby.


Leigh

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