Hey guys got 3 new plants but not sure what there are called or what they are just given to me, look for a while on the net not luck maybe someone will know here?
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Hmmm my computer is playing up i can not get the links to open i can help when i get home later unless some else already helps before then.
the first one looks like a anacharis but i dont know what the 2nd is 
The first one is cabomba caroliniana(Fanwort).
The "grass" looking one in the second picture is acorus variegatus, not a true aquatic plant. It prefers bogs.
The other plant looks like some type of ludwigia. The picture is really blurry, so its hard to tell.
The "grass" looking one in the second picture is acorus variegatus, not a true aquatic plant. It prefers bogs.
The other plant looks like some type of ludwigia. The picture is really blurry, so its hard to tell.
QUOTE(Sushi67 @ Mar 23 2008, 04:20 PM) 
The first one is cabomba caroliniana(Fanwort).
The "grass" looking one in the second picture is acorus variegatus, not a true aquatic plant. It prefers bogs.
The other plant looks like some type of ludwigia. The picture is really blurry, so its hard to tell.
The "grass" looking one in the second picture is acorus variegatus, not a true aquatic plant. It prefers bogs.
The other plant looks like some type of ludwigia. The picture is really blurry, so its hard to tell.
I am back now but i see Sushi has already helped, there is something really screwy with my computer i still can not get the links to open lol
thanks for your help guys, thanks for identifying em as the for pic i will get another one if ya want me too.
by the way Sushi
should i keep it or just through it out?
by the way Sushi
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The "grass" looking one in the second picture is acorus variegatus, not a true aquatic plant. It prefers bogs.
should i keep it or just through it out?
Sorry guys can't edit my posts here is new pic
http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k64/powe.../P1010001-1.jpg
by the way can any of u tell if my guppy is pregnant?
http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k64/powe.../P1010001-1.jpg
by the way can any of u tell if my guppy is pregnant?
You can keep it if you want it will just die off after a couple of months or you can chuck it. Tell you the truth i can not see a guppy in the pic
different thread for guppies buddy
Why not plant it outside or in a pot where you can keep its roots soaked?
Anyways. That other one looks like ludwigia repens.
Anyways. That other one looks like ludwigia repens.
QUOTE(Powerdragon @ Mar 24 2008, 04:08 PM)
different thread for guppies buddy
I was gunna say what were you looking at lol there was nothing that even resembled a guppie in that pic. I don't think there was any purpose mentioning it in this thread with that pic lol. Ditto on the Ludwigia Repens. I suppose a simple bog environment could be achieved like sushi mentioned it would not be that hard to maintain.
Sounds easy enough, i got a spare pot laying around could look good in the right spot outside.
QUOTE(Powerdragon @ Mar 24 2008, 06:48 PM)
Sounds easy enough, i got a spare pot laying around could look good in the right spot outside.
Oh yeah just a heads up. Most pots have the hole drilled in the bottom for drainage since this will be for a bog setup i think it would be best if you filled the hole up with something. I think a rock will be sufficient it will stop a tonne of water getting out but will slowly drain it as well as you do not want to have to keep emptying the pot to lessen the moisture. It would kind of act as a slow drip drain.
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