Hi all,
I'm planning a new 10g planted tank using the dry start method. Wondering if the following plants can thrive emersed:
- Ranunculus Inundatus
- Hydrocotyle Verticillata
- Fissidens Fontanus
- Glossostigma elatinoides
- Hydrocotyle tripartita 'Japan'
- Lilaeopsis novae-zelandiae
Would appreciate any info or advice on these plants.
Are these plants suitable for a dsm aquarium?
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cichlidgirl22 - Posts: 124
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TankWarrior - Posts: 75
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Re: Are these plants suitable for a dsm aquarium?
Not super familiar with those specific plants, but hey, if you're really into this project, go for it. It's a small tank, could be kinda cool to experiment with the lighting and see what kinda results you get.
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cichlidgirl22 - Posts: 124
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Re: Are these plants suitable for a dsm aquarium?
Thanks for the encouragement. I've always been drawn to smaller tanks, mainly due to my limited space at home.TankWarrior wrote: ↑Thu Apr 21, 2022 2:18 am Not super familiar with those specific plants, but hey, if you're really into this project, go for it. It's a small tank, could be kinda cool to experiment with the lighting and see what kinda results you get.