I've been ignoring that section of my LFS because I saw some names of marsh plants which can't last very long underwater on the tubes the first time I checked. If they have normal plants like anubias then I'll give them a second look.
Tubed plants?
Has anyone tried the plants packaged in plastic tubes? I picked up an Anubias Nana last night at Petsmart that was part of a recently arrived shipment. I'm looking forward to seeing how it does.
BTW, is Top Fin a privately branded product from Petsmart?
BTW, is Top Fin a privately branded product from Petsmart?
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Yes, I saw those too. The plants that are not aquatic are marked with a sticker on the top of the tube. I can't recall exactly what it said.I've been ignoring that section of my LFS because I saw some names of marsh plants which can't last very long underwater on the tubes the first time I checked. If they have normal plants like anubias then I'll give them a second look.
A lot of times, the tube plants will have non-aquatic plants (the staff sometimes get them wrong as well).
Unless you know for certain that the plant is aquatic, I would avoid plants that are sold like this.
Unless you know for certain that the plant is aquatic, I would avoid plants that are sold like this.
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