WhistlingBadger
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I did a bit of an experiment with the java ferns in my paludarium. I planted several of them just below water level to see which way they prefer to grow. So far, all of them are growing up out of the water rather than under the surface. Interesting.
The tea plants seem to be slowly dying off. They've actually lasted longer than expected, since everyone told me that tea hates having wet feet. I'm going to start replacing them with anubias "coffeefolia," which looks a lot like tea but should grow a lot better emergently.
The tea plants seem to be slowly dying off. They've actually lasted longer than expected, since everyone told me that tea hates having wet feet. I'm going to start replacing them with anubias "coffeefolia," which looks a lot like tea but should grow a lot better emergently.
Shoot, the store in Ohio even had a Leopard Shark. Cool critter that will restrict growth to about 6 inches per 50 gallons. I wanted one of these SO bad but never did as you can't have anything else in the tank. They will kill a grouper much larger than themselves.
