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Mads Villadsen 20-04-2003 06:09 AM

Good floating plants?
 

Can anyone recommend some good floating plants?

The main purpose of this plant will be to allow my male betta to build
bubble nests and to float frozen food for a longer period of time.

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Dinky 20-04-2003 06:09 AM

Good floating plants?
 
I have several Water Lettuce(Pistia stratiotes L.) Floating in the 75 community.
They require high light (but they float inches from the bulbs) and are
considered a nuisance in the wild by the ecologists, but I like em in the
aquariums.
http://www.apms.org/plants/waterlettuce.htm
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Dinky 20-04-2003 06:09 AM

Good floating plants?
 
Likely because of the ecological impact they'd have if they were "set free".

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Victor M. Martinez 20-04-2003 06:09 AM

Good floating plants?
 
Dinky wrote:
They require high light (but they float inches from the bulbs) and are
considered a nuisance in the wild by the ecologists, but I like em in the


Just be sure to check if they're a legal plant in your state. Here in Texas
it is against the law to posess water lettuce.

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Richard J. Sexton 20-04-2003 06:09 AM

Good floating plants?
 
In article ,
Mads Villadsen wrote:

Can anyone recommend some good floating plants?

The main purpose of this plant will be to allow my male betta to build
bubble nests and to float frozen food for a longer period of time.


I think water sprite works best for this. Or Riccia, but
water sprite is easier to get.


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Kcristy 20-04-2003 06:09 AM

Good floating plants?
 
I like Brazilian Pennywort. It's hardy and easy to trim.

Cris


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