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Latest Animal Stories on Rosette Plants (40)

Conrad Menezes - 2011-09-04
The Madagascar Lace plant is a very nice plant.
I wonder if you could ship one bulb/plant to me in Qatar (arabian gulf).
If this is possible then I will give you my credit card number to expedite shipping.

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Clarice Brough - 2011-09-04
Check out our Pet Supply, This merchant has one in stock...

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Conor Paul Neill - 2010-04-22
I have practically all of my roots exposed and my plant has tripled in size in 4 months :)

Leifariek - 2009-04-18
Agreed, very cool plant. Supplemental nutrition in forms of tablets or clay-balls (placed in the substrate near the root system), will also encourage a dense growth rate in the amazon sword. If they get too tall, try brighter lighting, as plants tend to grow as if they were stretching for light. Halides and high-kelvin halogen lights will suppress the plant and force it to grow fuller and not upward.

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Fozz - 2010-02-28
Can you recommend a particular kind or brand of nutrition tablets? I have two big, beautiful swords with some reddish-brown in them. I have had them two months but they are beginning to deteriorate!

Ryan - 2009-10-06
Will the dwarf anubias grow with the roots submerged in the substrate or does if have to be tied to rock or driftwood? Any pros and cons for the anubias if it is submerged in the substrate...

Kamperoni - 2009-01-23
I love my swords! They probably one of the easiest plants to have in my opinion. All I use is liquid plant fertilizer and they look amazing. I've only had them about 3 months and they've already doubled in size. And the root system is huge, I was actually surprised when I looked under the tank. They're very attractive plants and the fish love to swim through the leaves. I'd highly recommend them.

Julia - 2008-01-29
Very pretty plant. Does seem to interfere with feeding though.

Yee Loon - 2007-07-05
Great plant.. would be better if tied to rock or bogwood. Not planted.

Beverly - 2007-06-26
I have wonderful luck with my jungle vallisneria, even though I have but a plain gravel substrate. It has always grown well, even with only occasional doses of liquid fertilizers. I do have to trim the leaves as they get too long for my 28 inch deep tank. Usually, they continue to grow with no permanent damage done. However, a few have not grown from the cut point but they do not rot either. I wish my twisted vallisneria would grow so easily!

Yehoshua Cirt - 2006-08-05
Actually this is not a true aquatic plant, but really a flood plant, meaning that it is used to being submerged for long periods. Expensive but strong and well loved by me.

jim bowler - 2005-04-10
have gaint vallisneria plants in both 100 & 77 gal. tanks planted at one end of the tanks and leaves grow to the other end of tank leaves are about 6 feet long

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