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Rob1619
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I have removed all the plastic plants.Now iam going to order some more plants and i think iam going to order these ones:
1)Vesicularia dubyana
2)Echinodorus barthii
3)Limnophila sessiliflora
4)Bacopa caroliniana
5)Ceratopteris thalictroides
6)Rotala rotundifolia
7)Heteranthera zosterfolia.
I think these ones are good beginer plants..
Here is a pic of my tank(front)with the few real plants i have.

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illustrae
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Your list looks pretty good. Lots of stem plants, though, so I assume you're not interested in anything like a sword or crypt.
I personally have had little luck with Heteranthera zosterfolia (Stargrass, if I remember correctly). I can keep it alive, but just barely. It's pretty delicate and difficult to get established, but if you can manage that, then it should be fine.

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You tank looks quite nice & with the plants that you're going to add, it will be much nicer.


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Post InfoPosted 26-Jan-2006 11:27Profile MSN PM Edit Delete Report 
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You will never regret changing to live plants they require more work but worth every hours work.
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Sword and crypt will be added later
I think that maybe i should have more gravel..it's not deep enough,i need at least 3 inches...i have maybe only 1,5-2 inches.



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Keith's desktop betta tank is BEA-YOU-TEE-FUL

What a stunning shot of the betta too.

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