probably mayaca fluviatilis
It's easier to care for, likes high light and reasonable nutrients. appreciates co2
It's easier to care for, likes high light and reasonable nutrients. appreciates co2
Identify this plant?
Hi,
I went to my local aquarium store and found this small leave-strand like light bright green plant. The owner didn't know the species name, and told me he had problems getting it to grow (it would eventually disintegrate).
I have a photo of it here with some red cherry shrimp to show scale.
Can anyone help me identify what plant it is and offer some tips on its care?
Regards,
Victor.
I went to my local aquarium store and found this small leave-strand like light bright green plant. The owner didn't know the species name, and told me he had problems getting it to grow (it would eventually disintegrate).
I have a photo of it here with some red cherry shrimp to show scale.
Can anyone help me identify what plant it is and offer some tips on its care?
Regards,
Victor.
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Thanks!
Thanks for the speedy reponse. I'll update my tank photos to show its progress.
Victor
Thanks for the speedy reponse. I'll update my tank photos to show its progress.
Victor
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