29 gal planted tank
-fish-
1 Albino bichir eel
1 Golden dojo loach
4 Tiger barb
-plants-
Dwarf baby tears
Java fern
Anacharis
Marimo
Argentine sword
-equipment-
Penguin bio-wheel 150
Coral life light fixture with 6700k lights
Flora-glo and Power-glo bulbs in another fixture
DIY CO2 yeast method
I was at my LFS lookng for a plant with red/brown hues when i came across this plant. They didnt know the name of it but i bought it anyway. Any help on the name?
5G PLANTED SHRIMP TANK
ADA Cube Garden Mini M
27W CF Light fixture
AZOO 60 HOB Filter
Pressurized CO2
Nano glass/ceramic CO2 Diffusor
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Some kind of rotala? Leaves don't look fine enough to be rotundifolia but maybe? High light and low N levels can give many species of rotala a nice deep red hue.
29 gal planted tank
-fish-
1 Albino bichir eel
1 Golden dojo loach
4 Tiger barb
-plants-
Dwarf baby tears
Java fern
Anacharis
Marimo
Argentine sword
-equipment-
Penguin bio-wheel 150
Coral life light fixture with 6700k lights
Flora-glo and Power-glo bulbs in another fixture
DIY CO2 yeast method
yea, i was thinking it was some kind of rotala, closest thing ive found that it looks like is rotundifolia indica. thank you for the reply and welcome .
10 gallon planted tank with Celestial Pearl Danios
- 26 watt PC lighting
- Onyx sand
- AquaClear HOB filter
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It kind of looks like R. rotundifolia but the lower leaves look awfully long. Another thought would be Ludwigia arcuata. Try checking plantgeek.com for pictures that you can compare your plant to.
29 gal planted tank
-fish-
1 Albino bichir eel
1 Golden dojo loach
4 Tiger barb
-plants-
Dwarf baby tears
Java fern
Anacharis
Marimo
Argentine sword
-equipment-
Penguin bio-wheel 150
Coral life light fixture with 6700k lights
Flora-glo and Power-glo bulbs in another fixture
DIY CO2 yeast method