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It looks a mess I was suprised the very little amount of dirt under the rock.

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This Anubias Nana will be tied to several smaller pieces of DW in front of the larger pieces of DW

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One of the several large Anubias pieces to be tied to the large DW pieces these could easily be 15+yld

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Ah! More room to swim & investigate!

Wow I agree! the fish must be all over themselves with glee at all that space that got opened up!

That large Anubias is Massive

I love tank redesigns

^_^

Isn't it amazing how large some of these slow growing plants can get.

Here is a picture of mine from when I took my 40g down.

http://s4.photobucket.com/albums/y118/Wingsdlc/Anubias%20Nana/?action=view&current=nana.fern.jpg

I can't way to see what is coming.

55G Planted tank thread
19G Container Pond
[IMG]http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y118/Wingsdlc/Ric

Wingsdlc.
Is that anubias growing on wood? Do you know how old it is? I have found out (well mine) seem to grow faster as they get older. Also they must like the water conditions.

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I had the plant for about 2 years at that point. It completely over took the wood it was growing on and was infused with a java fern. I am the plant liked my water as it was EI dosed, high CO2 and about 5wpg of light. My water was liquid rock there too.

I now have the same plant, now in many chunks set up in our new home that has very soft water. I am dosing a little bit lighter and the lighting is slightly less intense as its a taller tank. They seem to be growing pretty well. Not quite as fast but I have had one flower so far and another on the way. It seemed before I took the last tank down I was getting a a flower every week or so.

55G Planted tank thread
19G Container Pond
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Nice Anubias Guys.... I really like those plants & looking forward to see mine in a few years time.

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