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GirlieGirl8519 Fish Master Malawi Planter Posts: 1468 Kudos: 1029 Votes: 35 Registered: 25-Mar-2005	Edited by GirlieGirl8519 I'm not too sure I would consider watersprite a lowlight plant I did think it was strange that it was listed in low light. I looked it up on tropica the other day and it said CO2 may be necessary to promote growth, which would also mean higher light (since most people don't have CO2 on low light tanks). And it has it as high-very high light. (from www.tropica.com) That is a cute bird by the way. *Kristin*
Posted 17-Jun-2006 02:00
blazeybird Banned Posts: 62 Kudos: 24 Votes: 2 Registered: 01-Jun-2006	That is a cute bird by the way. Thanks So much,... She is my BABBY (ask aaspby, he will tell you so... LOL) she is the most spoiled little gal I have ever known, LOL
Posted 17-Jun-2006 03:13
LITTLE_FISH *** Little Fish *** Master of Something Posts: 7303 Kudos: 1997 Votes: 670 Registered: 20-May-2005	Having had both Wisteria and Water Sprite, I have to say that the Wisteria is clearly the prettier of the two, but the Water Sprite is growing faster. Yes, as mentinoned before by others, the Water Sprite can be planted in the substrate. But I cannot say anything about the behavior of Water Sprite in low, or even medium, light settings as I only had it in my high light tank, and there it took off like mad. Ingo Proud Member of the New Jersey Aquatic Gardeners Club
Posted 17-Jun-2006 11:31
blazeybird Banned Posts: 62 Kudos: 24 Votes: 2 Registered: 01-Jun-2006	well I just got about.... 70 pounds or so of peat gravel from walmart for like $3 or something really awsome!! I am going to switch out the gravel in all my tanks (my whole 29, 10 and 2gall,1gall, betta and hospital tank...) YES now i need to go to petsmart to get more plants
Posted 17-Jun-2006 20:31
LITTLE_FISH *** Little Fish *** Master of Something Posts: 7303 Kudos: 1997 Votes: 670 Registered: 20-May-2005	blazeybird, Remember that you want at least 2", better 3" of gravel at the bottom so that your plants have a sufficently high substrate to root in. Can't wait to see the changes, Ingo Proud Member of the New Jersey Aquatic Gardeners Club
Posted 18-Jun-2006 12:27
blazeybird Banned Posts: 62 Kudos: 24 Votes: 2 Registered: 01-Jun-2006	ya I will have to post a pic and have you guys tell me its right... I think it is but..... LOL thanks
Posted 18-Jun-2006 14:07
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