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"Aqua" wrote in
: http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html Is this some kind of trick question? Because the right answer is WRITTEN on the tank in the pic! :-) Rotala macranda, just like the text there says. Liisa |
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"Aqua" wrote in
: http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html Is this some kind of trick question? Because the right answer is WRITTEN on the tank in the pic! :-) Rotala macranda, just like the text there says. Liisa |
What plant is this?
Is this some kind of trick question? Because the right answer is WRITTEN on
the tank in the pic! :-) Rotala macranda, just like the text there says. Liisa First I should admit I did not see the written markings, and that was embarrassing. Second I have 4 bunch of R. macranda in my tank and nothing is similar to the one on the picture. Mine is here http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/rotala_mac.jpg Anyway Thank You Dominic (At Work) |
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Is this some kind of trick question? Because the right answer is WRITTEN on
the tank in the pic! :-) Rotala macranda, just like the text there says. Liisa First I should admit I did not see the written markings, and that was embarrassing. Second I have 4 bunch of R. macranda in my tank and nothing is similar to the one on the picture. Mine is here http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/rotala_mac.jpg Anyway Thank You Dominic (At Work) |
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(Richmond) wrote in
om: Second I have 4 bunch of R. macranda in my tank and nothing is similar to the one on the picture. Mine is here http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/rotala_mac.jpg Wow, how red! I have seen this red rotala only in pics and I'm more used in seeing the paler version, like in the first link you gave, in shop tanks. The color might have to do with the amount of light and iron-based fertilizers. Liisa |
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Liisa Sarakontu wrote:
Second I have 4 bunch of R. macranda in my tank and nothing is similar to the one on the picture. Mine is here http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/rotala_mac.jpg Wow, how red! I have seen this red rotala only in pics and I'm more used in seeing the paler version, like in the first link you gave, in shop tanks. The color might have to do with the amount of light and iron-based fertilizers. My Rotala macranda looks like dominics: taller, less bushy and much redder than the photo at http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html. The local and mail order shops I sell it too have all commented on the intense red color. One believes it is a slightly different subspecies, since it is less bushy and has longer distances between the nodes, while others think it is caused by my tank conditions. My tank has 0.1 ppm Iron, Flourite gravel, a good fert regimen, pH 6.4, KH2, GH2. |
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Liisa Sarakontu wrote:
Second I have 4 bunch of R. macranda in my tank and nothing is similar to the one on the picture. Mine is here http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/rotala_mac.jpg Wow, how red! I have seen this red rotala only in pics and I'm more used in seeing the paler version, like in the first link you gave, in shop tanks. The color might have to do with the amount of light and iron-based fertilizers. My Rotala macranda looks like dominics: taller, less bushy and much redder than the photo at http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html. The local and mail order shops I sell it too have all commented on the intense red color. One believes it is a slightly different subspecies, since it is less bushy and has longer distances between the nodes, while others think it is caused by my tank conditions. My tank has 0.1 ppm Iron, Flourite gravel, a good fert regimen, pH 6.4, KH2, GH2. |
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My Rotala macranda looks like dominics: taller, less bushy and much redder
than the photo at http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html. Guess where did I get mine from? From you only Dave. I got it during October '02. My water parameters also same as yours except KH4 and GH5. -- Thank You Dominic http://www.dlink.org/aqua |
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My Rotala macranda looks like dominics: taller, less bushy and much redder
than the photo at http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html. Guess where did I get mine from? From you only Dave. I got it during October '02. My water parameters also same as yours except KH4 and GH5. -- Thank You Dominic http://www.dlink.org/aqua |
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Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit X-Complaints-To: Lines: 37 Path: text-east!propagator-sterling!propagator2-sterling!news-in-sterling.newsfeed.com!newsfeed1.bredband.com!bredb and!prodigy.com!news.astraweb.com!news-small.astraweb.com!news.arizona.edu!logbridge.uore gon.edu!news.maxwell.syr.edu!sn-xit-03!sn-xit-01!sn- post-01!supernews.com!corp.supernews.com!not-for-mail Xref: 127.0.0.1 rec.aquaria.freshwater.plants:62857 Aqua wrote: My Rotala macranda looks like dominics: taller, less bushy and much redder than the photo at http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html. Guess where did I get mine from? From you only Dave. I got it during October '02. My water parameters also same as yours except KH4 and GH5. Dominic, I recently shipped some to Dwight at Florida Driftwood. (http://www.floridadriftwood.com). He suggests that it's a different color varient, or even a different species, based on the aforementioned differences. I got mine originally from Albany Aquarium in Albany California (just north of Berkeley) in February 2002. When I traded them some last week, they pointed out the bright red color. Then we did a search of the shop, and noticed both distinct varieties for sale in different tanks : the denser, less-red variety, and the taller, redder kind. So I can make the informal observation, based on one uncontrolled data point, that the two varieties seem to stay different even when kept in similar conditions in the same store. But you could poke a lot of holes in that statement! BTW, Albany Aquaruim has more than 20 tanks filled with healthy plants for sale... Albany Aquarium 510-525-1166 818 San Pablo Ave Albany, CA 94706 Closed Thursday |
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Crimany. Why, oh why, do I live in Michigan. I want an Albany Aquarium in
my city! (I love the look of that Rotala macranda.. ) -Bruce Geist "Dave Millman" wrote in message ... Aqua wrote: My Rotala macranda looks like dominics: taller, less bushy and much redder than the photo at http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html. Guess where did I get mine from? From you only Dave. I got it during October '02. My water parameters also same as yours except KH4 and GH5. Dominic, I recently shipped some to Dwight at Florida Driftwood. (http://www.floridadriftwood.com). He suggests that it's a different color varient, or even a different species, based on the aforementioned differences. I got mine originally from Albany Aquarium in Albany California (just north of Berkeley) in February 2002. When I traded them some last week, they pointed out the bright red color. Then we did a search of the shop, and noticed both distinct varieties for sale in different tanks : the denser, less-red variety, and the taller, redder kind. So I can make the informal observation, based on one uncontrolled data point, that the two varieties seem to stay different even when kept in similar conditions in the same store. But you could poke a lot of holes in that statement! BTW, Albany Aquaruim has more than 20 tanks filled with healthy plants for sale... Albany Aquarium 510-525-1166 818 San Pablo Ave Albany, CA 94706 Closed Thursday |
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Crimany. Why, oh why, do I live in Michigan. I want an Albany Aquarium in
my city! (I love the look of that Rotala macranda.. ) -Bruce Geist "Dave Millman" wrote in message ... Aqua wrote: My Rotala macranda looks like dominics: taller, less bushy and much redder than the photo at http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html. Guess where did I get mine from? From you only Dave. I got it during October '02. My water parameters also same as yours except KH4 and GH5. Dominic, I recently shipped some to Dwight at Florida Driftwood. (http://www.floridadriftwood.com). He suggests that it's a different color varient, or even a different species, based on the aforementioned differences. I got mine originally from Albany Aquarium in Albany California (just north of Berkeley) in February 2002. When I traded them some last week, they pointed out the bright red color. Then we did a search of the shop, and noticed both distinct varieties for sale in different tanks : the denser, less-red variety, and the taller, redder kind. So I can make the informal observation, based on one uncontrolled data point, that the two varieties seem to stay different even when kept in similar conditions in the same store. But you could poke a lot of holes in that statement! BTW, Albany Aquaruim has more than 20 tanks filled with healthy plants for sale... Albany Aquarium 510-525-1166 818 San Pablo Ave Albany, CA 94706 Closed Thursday |
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Richmond wrote in message
om... Second I have 4 bunch of R. macranda in my tank and nothing is similar to the one on the picture. Mine is here http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/rotala_mac.jpg That's easy - it's because you're plant is NOT Rotala macranda. What you have is a variety of Hygrophila polysperma known as "Rosanervig" or "Sunset" (locale dependent) http://www.tropica.com/productcard_1.asp?id=050B -- -Y- Nestor 10 ".chkr" is for mail-bots |
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Richmond wrote in message
om... Second I have 4 bunch of R. macranda in my tank and nothing is similar to the one on the picture. Mine is here http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/rotala_mac.jpg That's easy - it's because you're plant is NOT Rotala macranda. What you have is a variety of Hygrophila polysperma known as "Rosanervig" or "Sunset" (locale dependent) http://www.tropica.com/productcard_1.asp?id=050B -- -Y- Nestor 10 ".chkr" is for mail-bots |
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Second I have 4 bunch of R. macranda in my tank and
nothing is similar to the one on the picture. Mine is here http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/rotala_mac.jpg That's easy - it's because you're plant is NOT Rotala macranda. What you have is a variety of Hygrophila polysperma known as "Rosanervig" or "Sunset" (locale dependent) http://www.tropica.com/productcard_1.asp?id=050B I don't think so. There is no green leaves at all. -- Thank You Dominic http://www.dlink.org/aqua |
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Second I have 4 bunch of R. macranda in my tank and
nothing is similar to the one on the picture. Mine is here http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/rotala_mac.jpg That's easy - it's because you're plant is NOT Rotala macranda. What you have is a variety of Hygrophila polysperma known as "Rosanervig" or "Sunset" (locale dependent) http://www.tropica.com/productcard_1.asp?id=050B I don't think so. There is no green leaves at all. -- Thank You Dominic http://www.dlink.org/aqua |
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Aqua wrote in message ...
I don't think so. There is no green leaves at all. Then I take it you can provide another photo of R macranda with downward cupped, prominently- veined leaves?... -Y- |
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Aqua wrote in message ...
I don't think so. There is no green leaves at all. Then I take it you can provide another photo of R macranda with downward cupped, prominently- veined leaves?... -Y- |
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Then I take it you can provide another photo of R macranda with downward
cupped, prominently- veined leaves?... I am a very poor photographer. I tried my best. http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/Rotala_macranda.jpg I think your are talking about this sunset http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/Hygrophilia_Sunset.jpg -- Thank You Dominic http://www.dlink.org/aqua |
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Then I take it you can provide another photo of R macranda with downward
cupped, prominently- veined leaves?... I am a very poor photographer. I tried my best. http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/Rotala_macranda.jpg I think your are talking about this sunset http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/Hygrophilia_Sunset.jpg -- Thank You Dominic http://www.dlink.org/aqua |
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Aqua wrote in message ...
I am a very poor photographer. I tried my best. http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/Rotala_macranda.jpg OK - I see it now. I was thinking I'd not seen this form before, but I *do* seem to recall it looking like this when I received my very first plant. So I gotta ask what are your tank and lighting parameters? I just trimmed mine, so there's not a lot to see right now. Give them a couple of days and I'll post a coupke shots to alt.binaries.aquaria... -- -Y- Nestor 10 ".chkr" is for mail-bots |
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Aqua wrote in message ...
I am a very poor photographer. I tried my best. http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/Rotala_macranda.jpg OK - I see it now. I was thinking I'd not seen this form before, but I *do* seem to recall it looking like this when I received my very first plant. So I gotta ask what are your tank and lighting parameters? I just trimmed mine, so there's not a lot to see right now. Give them a couple of days and I'll post a coupke shots to alt.binaries.aquaria... -- -Y- Nestor 10 ".chkr" is for mail-bots |
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I was thinking I'd not seen this form before, but I *do* seem to recall it
looking like this when I received my very first plant. So I gotta ask what are your tank and lighting parameters? Size/Capacity: 48"l x 22"w x 24"h 55 US GAL [225 liter] Filter : Eheim 2213 Substrate : 95% Fluorite, 5% Pool Sand and white Gravel (I am removing White Gravel slowley) Lights : 2.7 watts/gal (2x 55watt 5300K and 1x40W 6300k) CO2 Setup : 5lb Pressurized with 50 - 60 bubbles/min, diffusion by Duetto Internal Filter (DJ50) Using Local Needle Valve (Cheapo) Fertilizer : PMDD [Trace, KNO3, K2SO4, MgSO4 and KH2PO4] All from ECO Enterprises Also dose TMG occationally. pH 6.4-6.8; KH4, GH5 I just trimmed mine, so there's not a lot to see right now. Give them a couple of days and I'll post a coupke shots to alt.binaries.aquaria... If you don't mind put a cc to my email id as I don't have access to alt.binaries.aquaria. Thanks Dominic |
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I was thinking I'd not seen this form before, but I *do* seem to recall it
looking like this when I received my very first plant. So I gotta ask what are your tank and lighting parameters? Size/Capacity: 48"l x 22"w x 24"h 55 US GAL [225 liter] Filter : Eheim 2213 Substrate : 95% Fluorite, 5% Pool Sand and white Gravel (I am removing White Gravel slowley) Lights : 2.7 watts/gal (2x 55watt 5300K and 1x40W 6300k) CO2 Setup : 5lb Pressurized with 50 - 60 bubbles/min, diffusion by Duetto Internal Filter (DJ50) Using Local Needle Valve (Cheapo) Fertilizer : PMDD [Trace, KNO3, K2SO4, MgSO4 and KH2PO4] All from ECO Enterprises Also dose TMG occationally. pH 6.4-6.8; KH4, GH5 I just trimmed mine, so there's not a lot to see right now. Give them a couple of days and I'll post a coupke shots to alt.binaries.aquaria... If you don't mind put a cc to my email id as I don't have access to alt.binaries.aquaria. Thanks Dominic |
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Crimany. Why, oh why, do I live in Michigan. I want an Albany Aquarium
in my city! Maybe it's time to open one! :) -- Craig Brye University of Phoenix Online "Bruce Geist" wrote in message ... Crimany. Why, oh why, do I live in Michigan. I want an Albany Aquarium in my city! (I love the look of that Rotala macranda.. ) -Bruce Geist "Dave Millman" wrote in message ... Aqua wrote: My Rotala macranda looks like dominics: taller, less bushy and much redder than the photo at http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html. Guess where did I get mine from? From you only Dave. I got it during October '02. My water parameters also same as yours except KH4 and GH5. Dominic, I recently shipped some to Dwight at Florida Driftwood. (http://www.floridadriftwood.com). He suggests that it's a different color varient, or even a different species, based on the aforementioned differences. I got mine originally from Albany Aquarium in Albany California (just north of Berkeley) in February 2002. When I traded them some last week, they pointed out the bright red color. Then we did a search of the shop, and noticed both distinct varieties for sale in different tanks : the denser, less-red variety, and the taller, redder kind. So I can make the informal observation, based on one uncontrolled data point, that the two varieties seem to stay different even when kept in similar conditions in the same store. But you could poke a lot of holes in that statement! BTW, Albany Aquaruim has more than 20 tanks filled with healthy plants for sale... Albany Aquarium 510-525-1166 818 San Pablo Ave Albany, CA 94706 Closed Thursday |
What plant is this?
Crimany. Why, oh why, do I live in Michigan. I want an Albany Aquarium
in my city! Maybe it's time to open one! :) -- Craig Brye University of Phoenix Online "Bruce Geist" wrote in message ... Crimany. Why, oh why, do I live in Michigan. I want an Albany Aquarium in my city! (I love the look of that Rotala macranda.. ) -Bruce Geist "Dave Millman" wrote in message ... Aqua wrote: My Rotala macranda looks like dominics: taller, less bushy and much redder than the photo at http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html. Guess where did I get mine from? From you only Dave. I got it during October '02. My water parameters also same as yours except KH4 and GH5. Dominic, I recently shipped some to Dwight at Florida Driftwood. (http://www.floridadriftwood.com). He suggests that it's a different color varient, or even a different species, based on the aforementioned differences. I got mine originally from Albany Aquarium in Albany California (just north of Berkeley) in February 2002. When I traded them some last week, they pointed out the bright red color. Then we did a search of the shop, and noticed both distinct varieties for sale in different tanks : the denser, less-red variety, and the taller, redder kind. So I can make the informal observation, based on one uncontrolled data point, that the two varieties seem to stay different even when kept in similar conditions in the same store. But you could poke a lot of holes in that statement! BTW, Albany Aquaruim has more than 20 tanks filled with healthy plants for sale... Albany Aquarium 510-525-1166 818 San Pablo Ave Albany, CA 94706 Closed Thursday |
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Hmmmm.. not a bad idea! -Bruce
"Craig Brye" wrote in message ... Crimany. Why, oh why, do I live in Michigan. I want an Albany Aquarium in my city! Maybe it's time to open one! :) -- Craig Brye University of Phoenix Online "Bruce Geist" wrote in message ... Crimany. Why, oh why, do I live in Michigan. I want an Albany Aquarium in my city! (I love the look of that Rotala macranda.. ) -Bruce Geist "Dave Millman" wrote in message ... Aqua wrote: My Rotala macranda looks like dominics: taller, less bushy and much redder than the photo at http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html. Guess where did I get mine from? From you only Dave. I got it during October '02. My water parameters also same as yours except KH4 and GH5. Dominic, I recently shipped some to Dwight at Florida Driftwood. (http://www.floridadriftwood.com). He suggests that it's a different color varient, or even a different species, based on the aforementioned differences. I got mine originally from Albany Aquarium in Albany California (just north of Berkeley) in February 2002. When I traded them some last week, they pointed out the bright red color. Then we did a search of the shop, and noticed both distinct varieties for sale in different tanks : the denser, less-red variety, and the taller, redder kind. So I can make the informal observation, based on one uncontrolled data point, that the two varieties seem to stay different even when kept in similar conditions in the same store. But you could poke a lot of holes in that statement! BTW, Albany Aquaruim has more than 20 tanks filled with healthy plants for sale... Albany Aquarium 510-525-1166 818 San Pablo Ave Albany, CA 94706 Closed Thursday |
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Hmmmm.. not a bad idea! -Bruce
"Craig Brye" wrote in message ... Crimany. Why, oh why, do I live in Michigan. I want an Albany Aquarium in my city! Maybe it's time to open one! :) -- Craig Brye University of Phoenix Online "Bruce Geist" wrote in message ... Crimany. Why, oh why, do I live in Michigan. I want an Albany Aquarium in my city! (I love the look of that Rotala macranda.. ) -Bruce Geist "Dave Millman" wrote in message ... Aqua wrote: My Rotala macranda looks like dominics: taller, less bushy and much redder than the photo at http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html. Guess where did I get mine from? From you only Dave. I got it during October '02. My water parameters also same as yours except KH4 and GH5. Dominic, I recently shipped some to Dwight at Florida Driftwood. (http://www.floridadriftwood.com). He suggests that it's a different color varient, or even a different species, based on the aforementioned differences. I got mine originally from Albany Aquarium in Albany California (just north of Berkeley) in February 2002. When I traded them some last week, they pointed out the bright red color. Then we did a search of the shop, and noticed both distinct varieties for sale in different tanks : the denser, less-red variety, and the taller, redder kind. So I can make the informal observation, based on one uncontrolled data point, that the two varieties seem to stay different even when kept in similar conditions in the same store. But you could poke a lot of holes in that statement! BTW, Albany Aquaruim has more than 20 tanks filled with healthy plants for sale... Albany Aquarium 510-525-1166 818 San Pablo Ave Albany, CA 94706 Closed Thursday |
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(Richmond) wrote in message . com...
Is this some kind of trick question? Because the right answer is WRITTEN on the tank in the pic! :-) Rotala macranda, just like the text there says. Liisa First I should admit I did not see the written markings, and that was embarrassing. Second I have 4 bunch of R. macranda in my tank and nothing is similar to the one on the picture. Mine is here http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/rotala_mac.jpg Anyway Thank You Dominic (At Work) Sorry Dominic, but you don't have Rotala...I can't believe nobody else caught this, but thats Sunset Hyro, Hygrophila polysperma var sunset. Rotals mac is what is in the picture from Ricky Cain. It can be very dark blood red, or the varigated type which is green and red. Yours is Hygrophila. Rotala mac is difficult to grow and very sensitive...Sunset Hygro is one of the easiest plants in the world to grow...you practically have to stomp up and down on it to kill it. Ricky is an old pro at growing plants and has bought a lot of plants from me. Robert Hudson www.aquabotanic.com |
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(Richmond) wrote in message . com...
Is this some kind of trick question? Because the right answer is WRITTEN on the tank in the pic! :-) Rotala macranda, just like the text there says. Liisa First I should admit I did not see the written markings, and that was embarrassing. Second I have 4 bunch of R. macranda in my tank and nothing is similar to the one on the picture. Mine is here http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/rotala_mac.jpg Anyway Thank You Dominic (At Work) Sorry Dominic, but you don't have Rotala...I can't believe nobody else caught this, but thats Sunset Hyro, Hygrophila polysperma var sunset. Rotals mac is what is in the picture from Ricky Cain. It can be very dark blood red, or the varigated type which is green and red. Yours is Hygrophila. Rotala mac is difficult to grow and very sensitive...Sunset Hygro is one of the easiest plants in the world to grow...you practically have to stomp up and down on it to kill it. Ricky is an old pro at growing plants and has bought a lot of plants from me. Robert Hudson www.aquabotanic.com |
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"Nestor 10" wrote in message ...
Aqua wrote in message ... I am a very poor photographer. I tried my best. http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/Rotala_macranda.jpg OK - I see it now. I was thinking I'd not seen this form before, but I *do* seem to recall it looking like this when I received my very first plant. So I gotta ask what are your tank and lighting parameters? I just trimmed mine, so there's not a lot to see right now. Give them a couple of days and I'll post a coupke shots to alt.binaries.aquaria... Well it doesn't look like any Rotal mac I have ever see. If its not Sunset Hygro, it must be something else. Albany Aquarium gets their plants from Oriental Aquarium in Singapore, and I havn't seen anything in their catalog that looks like it. Unless he got this from some special friend of his like his Micro Anubias nana. I have gotten Rotala mac from Oriental, and its just like any other Rotala mac. Robert Hudson |
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"Nestor 10" wrote in message ...
Aqua wrote in message ... I am a very poor photographer. I tried my best. http://www.dlink.org/aqua/image/Rotala_macranda.jpg OK - I see it now. I was thinking I'd not seen this form before, but I *do* seem to recall it looking like this when I received my very first plant. So I gotta ask what are your tank and lighting parameters? I just trimmed mine, so there's not a lot to see right now. Give them a couple of days and I'll post a coupke shots to alt.binaries.aquaria... Well it doesn't look like any Rotal mac I have ever see. If its not Sunset Hygro, it must be something else. Albany Aquarium gets their plants from Oriental Aquarium in Singapore, and I havn't seen anything in their catalog that looks like it. Unless he got this from some special friend of his like his Micro Anubias nana. I have gotten Rotala mac from Oriental, and its just like any other Rotala mac. Robert Hudson |
What plant is this?
Rotala macronda, Very fragile. depending on nutrient levels it can
bee bright red to a pink/yellow hue. More pics below Marcus http://www.Aquatic-store.com On Tue, 18 Feb 2003 20:58:32 -0500, "Aqua" wrote: http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html |
What plant is this?
Rotala macronda, Very fragile. depending on nutrient levels it can
bee bright red to a pink/yellow hue. More pics below Marcus http://www.Aquatic-store.com On Tue, 18 Feb 2003 20:58:32 -0500, "Aqua" wrote: http://www.aquatic-gardeners.org/show040/s046-0.html |
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