S Srib Mostly New Member Joined Aug 15, 2016 Messages 9 Reaction score 6 Location TH Aug 16, 2016 #1 Found these in the wild (I live in Thailand) I know it's 100% aquatic because I found lots growing in bunches by the end of a small pond and river bed whilst I was catching some wild Betta's.
Found these in the wild (I live in Thailand) I know it's 100% aquatic because I found lots growing in bunches by the end of a small pond and river bed whilst I was catching some wild Betta's.
Munroco Fish Herder Tank of the Month 🏆 Joined Oct 28, 2014 Messages 1,481 Reaction score 450 Location Carnoustie, Scotland Aug 16, 2016 #2 Pygmy chain swords Echinodorus tenellus possibly.
cooledwhip Fishaholic Joined Feb 7, 2016 Messages 648 Reaction score 112 Location US Aug 16, 2016 #3 Munroco said: Pygmy chain swords Echinodorus tenellus possibly. Click to expand... Hygrophila Corymbosa? Looks like it. EDIT: Nvm. It is a type of sword most likely.
Munroco said: Pygmy chain swords Echinodorus tenellus possibly. Click to expand... Hygrophila Corymbosa? Looks like it. EDIT: Nvm. It is a type of sword most likely.
OP OP S Srib Mostly New Member Joined Aug 15, 2016 Messages 9 Reaction score 6 Location TH Aug 17, 2016 #4 Thanks for the names just used google to search and found the exact plant it is hygrophila corymbosa angustifolia Hygrophila Corymbosa angustifoliahygrophila corymbosa angustifolia Hygrophila Corymbosa angustifolia Hygrophila Corymbosa angustifolia
Thanks for the names just used google to search and found the exact plant it is hygrophila corymbosa angustifolia Hygrophila Corymbosa angustifoliahygrophila corymbosa angustifolia Hygrophila Corymbosa angustifolia Hygrophila Corymbosa angustifolia